Battle Supremacy
SCORE: 62
A digital download code for Battle
Supremacy came into Family Friendly Gaming recently. This digital
download code worked on the Nintendo Switch. I did some research and
found Battle Supremacy can also be found on the MAC, and as an app. I do
not know if there are any differences between versions. Battle Supremacy
on the Nintendo Switch has a listing for in-game purchases. Battle
Supremacy is a 1.76 gig download. There are no physical copies of this
game to my knowledge.
The two modes in Battle Supremacy are campaign and online. I only used
the campaign mode of Battle Supremacy. Like most others here at Family
Friendly Gaming I am not into the online game play modes. Too many bad
experiences, and too many companies expecting even more money to play
someone with others who are not local. Real friends come over and play
locally in my opinion.
Graphically Battle Supremacy looks okay. It did not overwhelm me with
its graphical prowess on the Nintendo Switch. On the other hand Battle
Supremacy did not disappoint me like so many app ports to the Switch.
There is violence as we drive around a tank and blow up other tanks. It
is possible to get your tank blown up by the enemy tanks. Which can be
really lame if you are deep within one of the long levels.
The most interesting game play mechanic in Battle Supremacy is waiting
to reload the gun turret. The time this takes means you will probably
take a hit from the tank you just shot at. Some tanks take one hit to
blow up, and others take more. It can also depend where you hit the
tank. I found hitting the spot just below the turret usually meant a one
hit kill. That was not always the case though.
I struggled with the controls a lot in Battle Supremacy. The zoom is a
nice feature when trying to shoot other tanks. It is generally better to
shoot them from far off. The computer controlled tanks on my side were
not very bright. Contrast that with the computer controlled tanks
attacking us. They could employ some intelligent strategies at times. A
few times they caught me in an enfilade. The tanks move slowly, and are
cumbersome at times.
- Mark
Graphics: 65%
Sounds: 70%
Replay/Extras: 60%
Gameplay: 55%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Nintendo Switch
Publisher: Atypical Games
Developer: Atypical Games
Rating: ‘E10+’ - Everyone TEN and OLDER ONLY
{Mild Violence}
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