A pointless rehash of a game anyone can play for free on a variety of websites. This is a clear commercialisation effort of Polandball and the creators should be ashamed of themselves. - Retroliser

Successor to Soldiers: Heroes Of World War 2. Just as fun as its predecessor, with more complex assignments to complete and numerous more foes to prevent you from succeeding. - Retroliser

Another glorious addition to the legacy of Faces Of War and Soldiers: Heroes of World War 2. Enjoyable, with a massive modding community that adds even more content to sample. - Retroliser

The cartoony graphics hide a story, which acts as the tutorial, that's truly dark in content. Player experimentation in prison design during freeplay makes gameplay practically infinite. - Retroliser

Truly a waste of money and time. Strictly linear, yet tricks you into thinking it's got sandbox characteristics. Make a single mistake and you're stuck until you restart the chapter. - Retroliser

A glorious castle builder that is borderline addictive, but the lack of single player freeplay capability results in a serious deficiency of replayability once the campaign is finished. - Retroliser

Intriguing first instalment, but the lack of use for the abilities shown in the tutorial and the strict linearity make it a relatively dull experience. - Retroliser

Absorbing gameplay with just a pinch of historical accuracy as you engage in assignments requiring careful coordination of soldiers from the four sides of the European Theatre. - Retroliser

Free and frightening. Cowardice won't save you from death, I should know I've tried and ended up being mutilated. Perfect for those who want a scare or enjoy killing defenceless humans. - Retroliser

Variable difficulty, a variety of aircraft and tanks from the 1930's to 1950's and free. Even if you don't buy your way to the modern vehicles, it's still fun. Beware repetitive maps. -Retroliser