Creators of the venerable Men of War series Digitalmindsoft have a crowdfunding project under their sleeves, so they took a few minutes out from developing Call to Arms to chat to PCGMedia.
PCGMedia discussed how eSports doesn’t necessarily have to bring games into a slimmer “rock-paper-scissors” package, and how Call to Arms aims at being more accessible than their past games, but “difficult to master”. Kramer explains that Call to Arms, an RTS set today, follows the same basic principles of their old games, to which 1C Company owns the brand, and how even if Digitalmindsoft had the rights to use the Men of War name, Call to Arms might just be different enough to fall under a different name.
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Call to Arms offers an innovative new look into modern era combat. Initially featuring two playable factions, 20 realistically modeled vehicles and heavy weaponry, as well as over 60 firearms and customization, Call to Arms brings the very best in tactical gameplay.
From GameWatcher: "Despite dodgy pathfinding and single player being kept behind a paywall, Call to Arms does have the potential to be a bloody good RTS."
