Wargame: Red Dragon trailer narrates new features, still lacks actual dragons
- 10 years ago
Wargame: Red Dragon trailer narrates new features, still lacks actual dragons.
Eugen Systems teased Wargame's Asia-set threequel back in January, but now they've dredged up a proper trailer explaining what the hell it's all about. It's one of those fancy 'narrated trailers' that appear to be a thing now, utilising a guy with one of the best 80s voices I've heard in a long while to describe Red Dragon's specific units and terrain. There's a new emphasis on naval and amphibious units, for example, and if you're sitting at home now picturing rocket-powered frogs, know that you are not alone. However, 'amphibious' here means "combat ships, landing craft" and tanks that can drive through rivers/the sea, which admittedly is probably more important in a Wargame. New stuff aside, cor, Red Dragon is shaping up to be as just as bloody gorgeous as its predecessors, now with more authentically modelled rolling sea and boats.
Red Dragon still doesn't have a firm release date other than "sometime in April, May or June", which gives Eugen CEO Mr. Eugene Systems (surely that must be his name) just enough time to get Trailer Guy to narrate every single mission. In the event that doesn't happen, Red Dragon is still an RTS worth keeping an eye on - click here to read our thoughts on the previous game.
Eugen Systems teased Wargame's Asia-set threequel back in January, but now they've dredged up a proper trailer explaining what the hell it's all about. It's one of those fancy 'narrated trailers' that appear to be a thing now, utilising a guy with one of the best 80s voices I've heard in a long while to describe Red Dragon's specific units and terrain. There's a new emphasis on naval and amphibious units, for example, and if you're sitting at home now picturing rocket-powered frogs, know that you are not alone. However, 'amphibious' here means "combat ships, landing craft" and tanks that can drive through rivers/the sea, which admittedly is probably more important in a Wargame. New stuff aside, cor, Red Dragon is shaping up to be as just as bloody gorgeous as its predecessors, now with more authentically modelled rolling sea and boats.
Red Dragon still doesn't have a firm release date other than "sometime in April, May or June", which gives Eugen CEO Mr. Eugene Systems (surely that must be his name) just enough time to get Trailer Guy to narrate every single mission. In the event that doesn't happen, Red Dragon is still an RTS worth keeping an eye on - click here to read our thoughts on the previous game.