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Despite destructible environments and extensive multiplayer, Faces of War falls short of total victory with frustrating AI and extensive micro-management duties.

Available on: PC
Genre: Strategy
Release date: Sep 12, 2006
Published by: Ubisoft
Developed by: Best Way

Min system requirements: P4 2.0GHz or equivalent, 512MB RAM, 2.5GB HD space, 64 MB DX9.0c compatible video card
Recommended system: P4 3.0GHz or equivalent, 1GB RAM, 2.5GB HD space, 128MB DX9.0c compatible video card
Multiplayer Modes:

Offline

4 player CO-OP

Online

16 player VS

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Latest Stories

Faces of War

War was never this cumbersome

PC Review - Sep 27, 2006

Faces of War hands-on

We get face-deep in this explosive WWII role-playing RTS

PC Preview - Aug 18, 2006

Faces of War demo released

[PC] New trailer and playable demo for WWII RTS

PC News - Aug 14, 2006

Faces of War breaks through

[PC] D-Day arrives for Faces of War demo

PC News - Jul 20, 2006

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News

Faces of War demo released

[PC] New trailer and playable demo for WWII RTS

Aug 14, 2006

Faces of War breaks through

[PC] D-Day arrives for Faces of War demo

Jul 20, 2006

Faces of War update

[PC] New face shots and multiplayer details

Jun 12, 2006

Faces of War turn this way

New shots of Ubisoft's forthcoming RTS

May 23, 2006

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Review

War was never this cumbersome

Sep 27, 2006

You wont construct bases, produce units, or command vast forces in Ubisofts latest WWII real-time strategy Faces of War. No, this time, the Great War takes its cues from a completely different genre. You're in charge of a single squad, and while you can direct units with traditional point and clicks, Faces of Wars unique Direct Control command allows you to move, aim and fire manually with the keyboard and mouse, much like you would in a first-person shooter. This feature works well with the ...

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Previews

Faces of War hands-on

We get face-deep in this explosive WWII role-playing RTS

Aug 18, 2006

There'd better be a damn good rationale for us to go back to the WWII frontlines - again. But Ubisoft thinks that they have the reason in their expansive squad-based real-time strategy battler, Faces of War. Recently, we took a long, hard look at Faces in a hands-on of the first few levels. The environments are what struck us the most when we first laid eyes on this war-torn RTS. Even the training scenarios contain a shell-shocking amount of authenticity and detail. Down-to-the-rivet attention ... » Read Full Faces of War preview

Faces of War

We've played it - and now you can too!

Jul 20, 2006

Thursday 20 July 2006 We've spearheaded beach landings, busted German bunkers, shot down Nazi fighters and fought the good fight many times before, but now there's a new WWII challenge heading our way. Faces of War is a squad-level real-time strategy game for PC, and those good people at Ubisoft have just released a brill demo for you to try the action for yourself. Faces of War puts you in command of a single squad of six soldiers, but you're supported in your missions by AI controlled ... » Read Full Faces of War preview

Faces of War

Death, brought to life...

Feb 28, 2006

Judging by the latest build, it would seem that the face of war is a huge, beaming grin, with a tiny wry smirk at one end that grows each time you take advantage of this RTS's array of realistic details. Example: a firefight dominates a town square. Taking control of an anti-tank trooper, you sneak behind the enemy and send a rocket pounding into the back of their tank. The force of the explosion rolls it forward (smirk), crushing a few of its foot soldier allies (smirk). Without the tank, ... » Read Full Faces of War preview

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