Battle for Donetsk

★★★★★ other games has never cared for civilian deaths as if they are the expendables but this game shows that they arent expendable as you could lose cruical civilians and build a bad reputation. it also shows the reasons of death and how many died from it. This is a war game with a anti war message. I don't like wars espiecally if it were to be near home. Im not 100% paficist but i dont like wars, civil wars, unrest, etc

★★★★★ An awesome game, that will teach you, the the true meaning of the wars. SAY NO TO WARS.

★★★★★ TWoM it Isn't. This game is one of those "Single Line" Strategy games where two factions with bases on either side of the screen deploy troops and powers to push across the No Man's Land to the other base. While others have put spins on the genre- like Warfare 1917/44, this one plays it very straight. But it does it very well. The graphics are good, the play is good and bug free, each unit and power has its' place, the ability and it all comes together very well. The main quirk-is that the game starts in a "ceasefire" mode. I won't spoil it. Problems are that the buy buttons are not labeled, so you might not know what you're getting until you buy, there are no unit stats post game (solider deaths don't matter?) and that FIRST AID DROPS end the ceasefire. Regarding the message... I suggest a good counter is the late, great RJ Rummel. Suffice it to say, the violence and destruction caused by a despotic regime are often greater than that caused fighting. it. PS: As the descendant of Il Duce's victims, those who call the Ukrainian government Fascist do not know what Fascist means.

★★☆☆☆ Yeah game is fine, but the fact that you chose to turn a 4 month long battle into a mobile game is pretty offensive. I get the message and see that you had your hearts in the right places but if you wanted a way to get word out about the war this wasn't it.

★★☆☆☆ I don't like it if you win the battle you will still lose if they got more kills then you did