Editorial Silent Storm hands down on RPG strat.

[Saint_Proverbius]

Tags: Nival Interactive; Silent Storm

<A href="http://www.rpgdot.com/">RPGDot</a> has posted their <A href="http://www.rpgdot.com/index.php?hsaction=10053&ID=858">Best RPG-Strategy of 2003</a> with the big winner going to <a href="http://www.nival.com/eng/s2_info.html">Silent Storm</a>:
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<blockquote><b>The winner: Silent Storm</b>
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In a world racing to produce simplified games with mass-market appeal and cross-promotional opportunities, Nival's WWII-themed Silent Storm dares to head in the opposite direction. Not only does Silent Storm feature detailed turn-based tactical squad combat but it also has fantastic isometric graphics and innovative, fully deformable environments that really impact the gameplay. Add more depth with some well-developed RPG elements and you have one of the best strategy games in years.</blockquote>
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The only decent mass market game genre are the tycoon games. Give me depth in CRPGs, thanks.
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Thanks, <b>chrisbeddoes</b>!
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[EEVIAC]

Isometric graphics? Its full 3D! Maybe that should be taken a a compliment though, all the models and weapons look smooth and detailed.

 

[Voss]

I'm just glad its finally going to be hitting stores over here.
Something new to play...

 

[Dhruin]

Hmm..."isometric" probably wasn't a great choice of words. I usually maintain an isometric (or near enough) perspective and I certainly didn't mean 2D but I'll slap myself on the wrist for not being more accurate.

 

[Sol Invictus]

If you guys were IGN, I'd be almost certain that KOTOR would have won.

 

[dunduks]

If you guys were IGN, I'd be almost certain that KOTOR would have won.

ROFL