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About This Game Humanity is in peril. The first colonization attempt of mankind has failed and the colonist crew is missing. The leaders of the United Earth decide to send a highly trained specialist squad to planet Meridian to find the crew and bring them home safely.Meridian: Squad 22 is a single-player science-fiction real-time strategy game with a focus on base building and advanced tactics. Every single choice, every tactical decision you make, shapes the outcome of your story. Will you take the offensive route or stay on the defensive? Will you consider the lives of your crew a priority or will you sacrifice them mercilessly to gain the upper hand?Ede Tarsoly, the lone developer behind Elder Games has teamed up with Hexany Audio, the award-winning sound design team, to bring you an experience like none other with unparalelled fidelity.Key FeaturesControl the fate of Squad 22 and the colonists in the 10+ hour story-mode campaignVanquish your foes on planet Meridian in over 100 procedurally generated missions in Planetary ConquestPolished, dynamic and fluid unit controlOver one hour of immersive musicFantastic sound effects brought to you by an award-winning sound design team a09c17d780 Title: Meridian: Squad 22Genre: Action, Indie, StrategyDeveloper:Elder GamesPublisher:Merge Games, Headup GamesRelease Date: 11 Aug, 2016 Meridian: Squad 22 Keygen Download Think of old-school C&C before it got ruined.. I'm always looking for that "next" RTS to scratch my itch; something a game in this genre hasn't done since Starcraft II came out.Basic 90's, classic RTS. Base building with four different types of units: armoured vehicles, naval vehicles, air units, and infantry. Naval units you will virtually never use, air units are unnecessary to build. Has a rather low unit cap that functions off population (base is like 17)No reason to purchase for multiplayer.The campaign takes about an hour -- if that -- to complete, with some of the 9 missions taking a whopping five minutes or less to complete. One mission requires you to wait for 20 minutes while the AI sends 1-2 units at a time against your army. I AFK'd for 10 minutes and won. Woopie.The AI is hilariously stupid.Vehicles do not travel down hills straight. They slide sideways.Mission six has terrible lighting that makes it difficult to tell what your units HP unless you alternate between selecting each of them -- good job; the lighting of the maps actually interferes with your ability to play (thankfully the game is so easy this isn't an issue)The story is disjointed, makes very little sense and does nothing to ease you into it. In medias rae is important for any story obviously, but if you're going to craft a narrative at least take time to properly introduce the narrative. Feels like someone spent 3-4 minutes writing this after crafting the campaign levels.Even on sale, this game isn't really worth what you pay for it, and you'll just want a refund for the time it took out of your llife to play. If you're looking to shave time off your lifespan you should take up smoking or drinking; and doing hard drugs like herion because at least that's a fun way to shorten your life.. A fantastic old-school RTS with an innovative research system. At the time of writing this review, there are only 4 campaign missions available, but it's all really great. I can't wait to find out where the story is going. The music and sound effects also blew my mind and to me, these are easily the highlights!. Must consider, its realy good RTS :). A fantastic old-school RTS with an innovative research system. At the time of writing this review, there are only 4 campaign missions available, but it's all really great. I can't wait to find out where the story is going. The music and sound effects also blew my mind and to me, these are easily the highlights!There's also a Conquest mode which gives you randomly generated missions to play. I can see how this could get repetitive in the long run, but for now it works really great!A thumbs up from me, I definitely recommend this game!. The AI clearly cheats, you cannot repair your vehichles, your buildings, or heal troops except with a commander ability with a 45 second cooldown. The AI has prebuilt bases, and instant-spawning cheats apparently. So the campaign is garbage. Your only artillery is seaborne. Oh, you need to crack some turrets without naval support? Tough \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665ing luck. Your planes are the old wooden-canvas types. Not by technology level, by sturdiness. I know that even modern aircraft could be taken down by a single bullet, but keep in mind that hitting something that goes MACH 2 is the main defence against bullets in the aircrafts case, and if it is being stationery to be shot at (like in this game) it will be garbage (like in this game).Update:Also, would like to point out the complete and utter moronic logic behind "short range anti-tank long range anti-infantry" derpism. And the fact you cannot see the range of the units, until you try them out in actual combat. Or the retardness of the research system, where you have to go around and collect stuff on the map from canisters of knowledge. Like, the actual \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 is that supposed to represent? Also I'm pretty fairly sure the AI-s exact carbon copy of units has either a range-buffs on them, armor buff (which you cannot see either. what a \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665ing coincidence) or both, because they reguraly outshoot my exacty same army composition with higher health research (which is 10 whopping percentage) for some reason. It does attempt some stuff like StarCraft, where you can set the mineral node as the rally point of your workers, but it doesn't span the workers out like in SC so they won't get in each others way, no they'll happily que in front of the single mineral node, so you'll need to manually set them up anyway. You can hotkey ONE and ONLY ONE building to a hotkey, meaning if you want multiple factories, get ready to put a \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665ing piano artist to shame. Also another attemt at SC stuff is the fact you can rally your factories to a fighter unit, but if you move the unit before the reinfocements arrive, the reinfocements will go the last location, will not follow the unit set as rally, as in SC, which can lead to an army scrattered across the map. And since there is no "select all fighter units" like in SC, you'll have to look around the map, manually send them to an RVP if you want a coherent force.Last note: I've removed this cluster\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 from my steam library. It does nothing but drives me mad. At least I know which devs I'll add to my "never buy from those dip\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 again" list.. So far, playing this game is boring and getting old fast. Trying to micro manage my armies is a pain since I can't select anyone that is not on my screen with the grouping tool without it moving me a whole two screens away. Healing your armies is much like the game "Everyone group hug the fu&%ing commander and wait for the clock". The story is average and exaushtingly predictable. And to top it all off, it's only trying to lick the boot of Starcraft with the resource collecting. I won't even mention that trying to collect upgrades for your armies is not unlike a spring easter egg hunt back when I was 7.Mild StoryCrappy Mechanics\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 clonewould rather Zurg rush the game for a easy win. The A.I. of your units is not the best and sometimes not even good.In the campaign for every episode you have to do tech-research almost from the beginning every time. This is little stupid I think since it is a campaign. Sometimes it looks like explorable terrain but your units can't really go anywhere.In lot of maps you just feel like you're defending against nonstop waves of enemies that keep appearing from off the map. It gets repetitive very fast.. Meridian Squad 22 is your standard modern RTS however instead of research or set units\/upgrades per map you can choose your own via a tech tree of unlockables. By standard I mean, you build a base, train units, blow up the enemy base\u2026 or! Do a story mission controlling your unique characters. You have food limits so you can\u2019t just swamp the map, microing your units makes you extra powerful in this. You can make unit compositions that work well together too.Air units are fragile but easily the best unit once you get a swarm going but cost more food than infantry. Vehicles are slow and get blown up easy.The main story made sense and the game play was enjoyable however only about 6-7 hours long if you can micro units well. One thing that I found jarring is you cannot repair your base with another means but the main single method of repairing and keeping units alive- a command skill that is cast in an area. This means base defences are not ideal unless you\u2019re food capped since you need to use your heal on them instead of your army.In the last mission the AI got \u2018stuck\u2019 and was clustering units before reaching my base which let me make easy work of them (ah well). Also the actual map for the last mission could use some work.If you\u2019re a fan of RTS games give this a shot, I enjoyed it more than Gray Goo even though the play time is much less. Now that I\u2019ve finished the campaign I\u2019ll be trying some of the challenge maps.. Classical yet fresh, AAA rating visuals for 14.99? yes of course, entirely voiced, balanced difficulty. don't know what else to say. if you like old school RTS just go for it.