In addition to the expansive command menu, Faces of War plows a few important RPG elements into the mix as well. Each soldier has an individual inventory that is represented visually - and most importantly - spatially. Each soldier will only be able to carry one or two weapons, grenades and ammo. A heavy machine gun like the MG-42 will take up more room than a smallish MP-40 or Sten gun. This inventory becomes important because it stays with your soldiers from mission to mission, and the soldiers themselves stay with your platoon until they are killed.
An incredible XCOM-like strategy game is finally getting a sequel after 9 years - the latest in a criminally slept-on series that's never seen a bad game
The latest unexpected Steam hit is a $3 must-play and it may still hit greater heights after nearly 7,000 glowing reviews as the dev looks to add multiplayer
