Preview: Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp appears to keep much of the original's design, with a big glow-up to its presentation
That was achieved in no small part by the fact that the series had actually seen multiple instalments prior to this game in the form of the Japan-only Famicom Wars, Super Famicom Wars and Game Boy Wars.
The game’s air, sea and land units are wonderfully balanced with their own strengths and weaknesses, forcing players to think deeply about their next move – although this being originally designed as a handheld game, there’s no rush: it’s a slow-paced and methodical type of strategy game, which you can easily stop and come back to later.
As you progress through the campaign, Advance Wars becomes a subtly complex game of rock-paper-scissors, with fog of war, victory conditions and unique enemy COs adding additional curveballs to the battle conditions. Each CO – including the players’ – also has their own unique power, which when charged, allows them to deploy huge advantages that can change the tide of battle, such as the ability to move their units twice, repair all friendly troops or increase the power of tank or infantry units.
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