The game is played on a stage with dynamic campaign that does not separate in missions, but is continuous, meaning that although we have been playing only for a month, we can see our first bases just by going to them. Forget about all that used to happen with other strategy games, where you lose all your achievements of the previous missions. In Bloody Desert your previous achievements are not lost or disappeared when going forward in the game.
Missions are everywhere, because each unit has their own missions, and our goal as a player, is that all units will achieve their missions, such as rescue, transport, attack and defense.
In the beginning you’ll be alone, and as you are gaining battles, you'll be able to ask for more soldiers, tanks, technology, weapons and all kinds of reinforcements.
By gaining possession of the territories, we find resources that need to be tapped to market because unlike other games, resources are not automatically converted into money. Money and resources that we make must be delivered to our country's government. As resources and money are sent to the government, we'll win points that allow us to have reinforcements when we ask for them.
All units have fuel, health and limited ammunition; this is to emphasize the use of the bases. In the bases we have resources to optimize our units, such as HQ, fuel, garages, communications and satellite connection, barracks, heliport, tanks, radars, fenders and more.
In the game each soldiers has its own information sheet, with all data, such as name, experience and rank, and each one of the soldiers is an important piece to achieve victory in our missions, so that when we lose soldiers, we are very sorry.
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