Take for example one point when in one game I, once again in a fierce dispute with the Russians, sent a galley out to explore an island to the north of my kingdom.
There are a fair few little balancing problems and inconsistencies we found too. See – novel at first, but imagine that was looping every single time your adviser wants to ask you where to direct research or negotiate a peace treaty. Jonsfong prompting qub schmictable bwrist bastien smeh! ( What did you just say? - Ed.) Ooohgah, limpo huffzah weedle killjop bongaminge. While the bright colours and monstrously zoomed in viewpoint aren’t all that bad by themselves – though a faster moving camera and ability zoom out would be great – there are some aspects of this new casual interface that are a bit more annoying. The presentation meanwhile also suffers a few knocks. These problems extend into a few other areas – scrolling through your various units is incredibly tedious as the system insists on jumping you to units you’ve already told to stand still and defend your cities. The game worlds offered by Civilization Revolution are typically small, but even so the camera still moves painfully slowly. It’s mostly pretty basic – d-pad to scroll through all units or units in a pile or units of a similar type depending on direction and context, analogue sticks to plot paths and scroll the camera – but it’s just marred by lots and lots of niggles. That rule goes for Civilization Revolution too, as it has a rather awkward and clustered control scheme that can be fiddly even when you get used to it. Getting CivilisedUnfortunately, just because the aims and general functions exist in the game (though some things like build queues have been massively simplified), doesn’t mean that Civilization Revolution hasn’t got flaws.Ĭontrol – it always seems to come down to controls with strategy games on a console and, just like Jim Vesella told us when we interviewed him about Command and Conquer: Kane’s Wrath on the Xbox 360, nobody has yet managed to find the right way to do it.
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