This game is so nostalgic for me. I remember being a kid, having my dad show me how to set up a skirmish and being immediately hooked. I'd make these made up factions, and when imaginary fights would grow to a larger scale than what I could accommodate with a few action figures and bionicles, I'd boot up the old Windows XP machine and use the skirmish mode to play out huge battles.

The game only got better the more I grew up. I love the absolute b-movie cheesiness of the cutscenes and story, and the gameplay is both fairly simple but with a lot of room for complexity. I feel like anyone can pick up and enjoy this game. It also has one of my all time favorite soundtracks, I sometimes throw it on using Spotify when I'm doing work or walking somewhere. "200 Meters" and "Burn" are my favorites, both sound like the kind of music that plays when some kind of cyberpunk detective arrives at a crime scene.

This game is so nostalgic for me. I remember being a kid, having my dad show me how to set up a skirmish and being immediately hooked. I'd make these made up factions, and when imaginary fights would grow to a larger scale than what I could accommodate with a few action figures and bionicles, I'd boot up the old Windows XP machine and use the skirmish mode to play out huge battles. The game only got better the more I grew up. I love the absolute b-movie cheesiness of the cutscenes and story, and the gameplay is both fairly simple but with a lot of room for complexity. I feel like anyone can pick up and enjoy this game. It also has one of my all time favorite soundtracks, I sometimes throw it on using Spotify when I'm doing work or walking somewhere. "200 Meters" and "Burn" are my favorites, both sound like the kind of music that plays when some kind of cyberpunk detective arrives at a crime scene.