MechCom 2 - 3D RTS

No one has done a review for this for ages so I might as well. I’ve had this for years and have picked up all three of these. Very fun and playable and well worth the money. Each one plays enough differently that I still regularly go back to each in the series.

So good.

I loved all the Starcraft RTS, and beat them all. I played them more than once. This may initially look like StarCraft but is not even a comparison. The game is terribly balanced. It’s a waste of time and money. Very little to no strategy.

I think this game is great. It’s basic enough to learn quickly, but has many different units and maps to keep it interesting. Also, I like that you can play offline. I do not buy games that I have to have WiFi just to play or pay extra money as the game gets more involved. This game is a one time cost. I hope the makers of it, keep making more like this.

Really enjoyable game. Well balanced yet challenging! Recommend

I've always been an rts fan, and this is truly a great step for rts games on the App Store. Not only that but it has no ads or in app purchases. I could only ask for more content but quite frankly that isn't necessary. Great game! Could use some balance

Has provided hours of fun. Could be a little more sophisticated control wise, hot buttons to assign units to groups, that way you could say have an air attack group, ground defense group, whatever...Still at least a 4.5 star game

This is seriously the best RTS for iOS and easily the best RTS produced in 2017. Two critiques: 1. Would like to see permanent floating health bars at all levels. 2. Would like height advantage in terrain. Otherwise, this game is flawless.

Not a bad bit of RTS to pass the time.

Love the genre and always try out any new games that are out there. This is fun, I like the simple controls and it makes it a quick one to start with. However, the developers allow the AI to know too much about the limits and advantages to the game. The units that the computer controls are comical in the way that they know exactly the distance where they can hit you, but you can't hit them. The jittering they do just to stay out of range is something a human player could never master. As for the fog of war, when it comes to the AI there is none, they always know where you are and systematically attack each base you have. Again, fun game, but disappointing that the developers don't add a more human point of view to the AI.