Recent reviews by Factor

Solid shooter/flying game. If you like fast-paced action this game is straight up your alley. Great graphics, sound FX, music & gameplay. Only problem is there aren't many ppl playing! You can fix that - buy the game, hop in a Vector & strike!

Played a lot of TA & SC back in the day, and this game feels like Supreme Commander Lite, with in-game purchases. I definitely got sucked in by the trailers; the idea of crashing planets together is compelling to a maniac like me...

Developers really need to scrap the UberNet foisting (you have to create an acct and login each time you play) & in-game store at the very least, clean up the UI, fix AI & pathfinding & animations, make keybindings actually work, and get rid of some of the annoying sound FX. I understand the game is WIP, but still has a long way to go before it's ready for release. Wait til it gets a deep discount on Steam by which time the game should be completed & patched. Or just get Wargame: Red Dragon if you're a fan of RTS, that game you can buy today no problem.

Game Rating 6/10 for now. Supreme Commander is a superior game atm.

Futuristic shooter that is a lot like Battlefield 3 on steroids. 3 more classes to play than BF3, 1000s of players per map, 3 factions facing off against each other, high-quality graphics & gameplay. I've put in almost two whole weeks playing this game, it is that good! I've played quite a few shooters in my day, not to mention MMOs, and this game is a perfect fusion of both genres. In general, your objective is to control the map region-by-region while beating back the 2 other factions. In addition, every few hours a system-wide Alert goes out to all three factions calling them to act to capture the same specific objectives, kind of like the region-wide rift invasions in RIFT. These Alerts are great for focusing the war effort, imagine all three factions, 1000s of players, all pouring hot violence into a few objectives - it truly is a sight to see. This AAA game is free to play! No reason not to get it, and they recently have done some major patches to optimize the game so that it runs very smooth on less-capable machines (although it ran fine on max settings on my mid-grade system) The F2P model here is not as restrictive as other games I have played (SW:TOR, anyone?), it's really not P2Win at all. None of your abilities/upgrades can be purchased with real-money, you must earn them like everyone else. You can buy new weapons & cosmetic effects with real money, but not the weapon upgrades. For the record I have spent about $45 on this game just because with so many classes/vehicles to play with, it is a grind to get new weapons for all of them. But to sum things up, $45 is still less than I would spend for a game of this calibre.