The mechs really do have an impact on the whole gameplay including infantry because when your mech runs around, they will be squashing buildings and destroying every single piece of cover on the map if you don’t play carefully when controlling them. The matches start off small with infantry fighting one another and then as you get later into the game you have mechs going against each other battling for control of the map and to decide which mech is better. The main gameplay loop of this title really is what will keep people hanging around and keep the player base and game alive for years. In the late game, it is always better to have a few buildings that have been upgraded.
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The game also allows you to upgrade buildings, this will grant you bonuses from more resources to better units. If the enemy team has an engineer their headquarters can be rebuilt quite quickly. After destroying an enemy headquarters, you simply have to kill all the remaining units to win the game. The second method of winning the game is to destroy the enemy headquarters, which will stop enemy units from spawning. Each flag will slowly give you points when you are in control and you will need 500 points to win the game. The more control points you hold, the more points you get. The first way to win is by capturing control points across the map, control points will slowly give you points. Iron Harvest has you controlling multiple units across the battlefield as you try to win the game in one of two ways.
There is also a little girl with a bear in the first campaign and she is adorable. The campaigns are interwoven with each other and while you’ll have a few questions after the first campaign, they should be largely cleared up by the end of the campaign.
The factions are called Polania, Saxony, and Rusviet. There are three campaigns available which have you playing as all three factions. Iron Harvest is an RTS game that takes place in the 1920s, and was developed by King Art games, and published by Deep Silver.
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