$9.99Tom Clancy's EndWar™ Command a World War by Voice
Pick a battalion, then win fast tactical battles by shouting orders at units that obey.
Is Tom Clancy's EndWar™ worth it?
Tom Clancy's EndWar™ is worth it if…
- you like tactics over base building: no economy, just the units you brought
- you want a strategy game you can command out loud
- you enjoy short, sharp battles you can fit in one more of
- you like building and upgrading a battalion over many runs
- you have a soft spot for near-future military tech and Tom Clancy's world
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Command by voice, at the speed of speech
EndWar was built around one idea: you talk to your army. Say "Unit 3, attack hostile 4" and it happens, no clicking through menus while your riflemen get flanked. The mouse and hotkeys still work, but the voice recognition is quick and responsive, and it changes how a fight feels. When a retaliatory strike is inbound and you need every unit moving right now, being able to just say it is the difference between a clean retreat and a crater. It is also, frankly, fun to bark "send the nuke" at your screen and watch it obey.
A camera in the fight, not above it
There is no god view here. The camera locks to one of your units, so you see what it sees, with a minimap and a SITREP view to fill the gaps. That makes terrain and cover matter: ambush enemy engineers with concealed infantry in a forest, and they will not know what hit them. Battlefields are fully destructible, battles run to hundreds of units, and fights average around fifteen minutes. You capture uplinks to earn reinforcements and support calls like air strikes and electronic warfare, and infantry are the only troops that can take them, so every platoon has a job.
