Sci-fi RTS game like Starcraft, developed by Elder Games, Meridian: Squad 22 is a real-time strategy game that boast gorgeous graphics and well-polished gameplay. The game’s strengths come from a combination of combat strategies, light RPG elements, and a familiar atmosphere. What could be surprising about this sequel for some of you, is how difficult it can be at times and still manage to keep your attention throughout each mission.
Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
Way back about a million years ago (2014) I was fortunate enough to get my hands on an early preview, and later, a review, build of Meridian: New World. Even then I was quite impressed at the quality of Meridian: New World, never mind the fact that it is developed by one man. Yup; you read that right. One person. Still, the game marched through its Early Access period and on towards release and was a solid throwback to the classic RTS juggernauts of yesteryear. Fast forward nearly two years exactly and we are brought back to the battered world of Meridian in the pseudo-expansion/psuedo-sequel , Meridian: Squad 22. Following the events of Meridian: New World, humanity is once more in peril and with the first colonist crew missing, Earth sends a new squad to Meridian, this time with the purpose of bringing them home. You will want to hold onto your hats over the course of the next ten to twelve hours, as Meridian: Squad 22 comes back with furious combat, fluid control, and a surprisingly decent single-player campaign. Though the campaign is fun, and a testament to Ede Tarsoly's dedication to gaming as a whole.
Ok, this is maybe minimalizing the scale of this game down properly. Being built by one person, this is a wonderful revitalisation of the old school RTS style. Although at this point most of you will be playing Total War: Warhammer, if you have a few minutes this might be worth checking out for you.
Meridian: Squad 22 is a game crafted solely by one man. Let that sink in for a moment.
