Nuke Them All: Intense RTS Action with a Nostalgic Twist

by Fernando Diaz / Editorials, Articles / 08 Aug 2024

As a fan of real-time strategy (RTS) games since the ’90s when Z and KKND grabbed our attention, I’ve watched this genre change from those early times to current hits like They Are Billions. Nuke Them All reminds me of the past while adding new concepts offering the same thrill that made Missile Command and Space Invaders so well-liked.

Gameplay and Features

Fast-Paced Action

Many games follow the usual pattern of slow base-building before intense action, but Nuke Them All dives straight into quick immediate strategy. The game begins with you in battle waving flags and directing troops. This emphasis on rapid combat brings to mind Z’s chaotic gameplay where quick thinking and strategy adaptation are essential.

Special Powers

The game provides a variety of units, each with special abilities to boost your strategy. Rocketbots, Massive Missile Tanks, and the Nuke all have a part to play in your arsenal… Weather-altering superpowers like NUKE and ALIEN MOTHERSHIP add an element of surprise by allowing you to change the battlefield.

Different Ways to Play

Nuke Them All has game modes for all kinds of players. You can defend towers, fight off zombies, or try out the unique Nuke Football. There’s a mode for everyone. You can also get creative with sandbox tools to make and share your own RTS maps.

Changing Game Worlds

Each map in Nuke Them All has its own challenges, from hot deserts to swampy lands. The worlds keep changing, and day turns to night so players need to adjust their plans as things shift. Zombies and other dangers pop up to keep players alert. These things make each mission more exciting.

Final Thoughts

Nuke Them All is a game you have to play if you love RTS or if you’re new to the genre. It mixes the nostalgic feel of ’90s classics with new ways to play giving you an exciting time that’s tough but worth it.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2432940/Nuke_Them_All

Fernando Diaz

Fernando is doing what he always did, sharing his honest opinions about games whenever he can. The difference is now he is writing and not talking about it.
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