Supreme commander forged alliance experimentals

While it's true you needn't have the original Supreme Commander installed to use the game, online multiplayer is limited to the new faction unless you do. SupCom's sense of scale meshed well with the much-praised Strategic Zoom, a feature that lets you zoom from ground level all the way to a sub-orbital view of the entire theatre of war - see for yourself here.ДЇorged Alliance is a 'stand-alone' expansion pack for Supreme Commander - I use quotes because I question the term 'stand-alone'. Even the starter unit, a mobile factory/battlemech called the Armored Command Unit (and the only manned construct in the game), easily stands above the tallest tree. SupCom shook up the RTS sandbox by drastically scaling up the battlefield, creating sprawling maps to populate with all manner of warmachines, everything from robotic tanks that wouldn't look out of place in a modern-day arsenal, to colossal mechanical walkers that tower dozens of stories over the terrain.

If you weren't paying attention when Supreme Commander was released earlier this year and recieved rave reviews, let me fill you in: Supreme Commander, or SupCom as it is affectionately referred to, is the spiritual sequel to Chris Taylor's 1997 RTS Total Annihilation. So when I get an email from the Honest Gamer himself saying there's a copy of Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance up for grabskis, that probably means it's time to visit my shrine to the Gaming Gods and ritually sacrifice a copy of Empire Earth. If I seem to have earned the label of HG's RTS Guy, it's no coincidence I've been an advocate of the RTS genre almost as long as I've been a gamer, ever since I first played the original Warcraft on my 486. But hey, that's alright, because Supreme Commander was great to begin with.'

'Forged Alliance is more or less what you'd expect from an expansion pack: more of the same. Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance (PC) review

Supreme commander forged alliance experimentals