Synopsis
Ubisoft enters the realm of real-time strategy in EndWar, which uses its own unique control scheme to command troops on the battlefield.
In 2020, humanity’s era of relative peace is at an end, with the world’s limited resources causing worldwide panic. As tensions rise, the third and final World War comes into fruition, powered by the technological advancements 2020 has to offer. Players will take control of one of three national armies - America, Russia or Europe - in order to fight in large scale battles that span the globe. Each of these battlefields is based upon a well-known landscape of current times in places such as Washington D.C. and Paris.
Though EndWar uses many of the features fans expect of the strategy genre - such as varied unit types and vehicle combat - its control scheme has been designed with the console player in mind. Players can control the entire battlefield using only one button on the controller, an analogue stick and, most importantly, voice commands. Using a headset, players can use simple commands to place their troops and manage the combat zone.
Tom Clancy’s EndWar takes the complexities of controlling a strategy title on a console and simplifies the process to make it far more accessible.
Features
- World in Flames - A chillingly realistic vision of World War 3, in the fashion of the best techno-thrillers… Set in 2020, Tom Clancy’s EndWar explores a full-scale land war between superpowers. While the narrative engrosses the player in a massive global conflict, with battles taking place in American and European heartlands, on 40 real-life recognizable battlefields including Washington D.C., Paris and Moscow.
- Shock and Awe - Tom Clancy’s EndWar exploits the capabilities of next-generation consoles to deliver production values comparable to the best action titles, rendering the chaos and grandeur of tactical combat more vividly than any game before it.
- Control amidst chaos - The game's intense depiction of land warfare never overwhelms the player because Tom Clancy’s EndWar’s console-based design and interface empowers him to constantly maintain situational awareness and execute orders with the dispatch of a tactical genius. Simplicity ensures that success depends on tactical decision-making, not manual dexterity.
- Massive replayability - In every way possible, Tom Clancy’s EndWar is designed for maximum replayability.
