Machines at War explained

Machines at War
Developer:	Isotope 244
Designer:	James Bryant
Released:	2007
Genre:	Real-time strategy
Modes:	Single Player

Machines at War is a real-time strategy video game developed by Isotope 244.^[1] It is the predecessor of Land Air Sea Warfare.

Gameplay

The gameplay is inspired by the seminal Command & Conquer series. However, Machines at War does not feature infantry units or navy units.

Reception

• Out of Eight PC Game Reviews called it "A straightforward RTS game with some clever ideas" and rated it 6/8.^[2]
• Software Review Boffin gave the Mac version 5 stars out of 5 and the Silver badge.^[3]
• Inside Mac Games rated the Mac version with 5/5 and praised the destructible environment. However, it was criticized that "the only option is to play a quick skirmish against up to three computer opponents".^[4]

External links

• Machines at War on Isotope 244 (official homepage)

Notes and References

1. Official Isotope 244 Website : http://isotope244.com
2. Web site: Machines of War on Out of Eight . 2012-10-02 . 2012-08-07 . https://web.archive.org/web/20120807010705/http://www.outofeight.info/2007/09/machines-at-war-review.html . live .
3. Web site: Machines of War on Software Review Boffin . 2012-10-02 . 2013-05-16 . https://web.archive.org/web/20130516140200/http://www.softwarereviewboffin.com/mac-games/machines-at-war-for-mac-review.html . live .
4. Web site: Machines of War on Inside Mac Games . 2008-11-12 . 2008-09-10 . https://web.archive.org/web/20080910052333/http://www.insidemacgames.com/reviews/view.php?ID=966 . live .