An Amazing Game. (Explained) – Trenches II Review

Let me first start this off by explaining some "problems" others have had. 1. Al buff-Many people complain about how the AI in campaign are "Impossible" to beat, this is highly untrue these are the people who do not use strategy at all. They spend their time defending and less attacking. AI's send their troops in small squads starting out with riflemen and will grow into tanks if not taken out quickly. Also upgrade your troops so you can have a health bonus, multiple options of units, and funds to aid you. 2.Artillery spamming-This is exaggerated so much. The AI will launch artillery if your troops are in one spot for a while. Just move often and the AI will struggle to hit you. 3. Lack of money- This can easily be fixed with ether A. Sending spies to pilfer their little hearts outs getting you a plus two to all funds. Or b. Upgrade your funds or go American which gain bonus funds. 4. Artillery cannot be sent out as often- There are various items of artillery that are cheaper such as the strafing run (My favorite) which is 150 the cost of a engineer. Now to actual gameplay, this game is amazing and realistic . It keeps you from sending out a tank within the two seconds of being in the game and actually makes you use strategy such as the blitzkrieg. The blitzkrieg is where you rush the enemy with a army of cheap units and absolutely demolish their numbers. And then Creating bunkers along the way. Other than the everyday glitch where sometimes a unit will not shoot at their target( can be fixed by being repositioned) and the occasional man who cannot get into the trench properly (fixed by bringing the person out and then putting him back in or keeping him out) Now words of advice avoid red mines. Keep your troops under your control. Engineers cannot be blown up by mines, defend your officers, keep a medic, use snipers as scouts, send out spies when close by to the enemy base, And remember USE STRATEGY. Hopefully this was helpful.
Review by General Grey: Not really on Trenches II.