Well, I got this game because i thorght it looked kewl. Imagine, you can play as any nation on earth & the AI doesnt know who u are. That & some of the pictures on the back won me over far too easily. I loaded it up & well, its not bad looking (the world map part that is). There are a variety of screens that let you tinker & toggle with most aspects of your nations economics & military. That bit isnt bad, but the rest is so horrible that it cant be redeemed from the bin (Gamestation would only give me 20pence for it, which i refused). The battles, which to be fair may not be the most important part of the game, are so basic it infuriates me. Your units are represented by symbols, fighting on a tactical map of the battlefield which makes war about as interesting as watching static on TV. A fair number of the options available also dont seem to do anything. For example, you can fund rebels but I never saw anything happen involving them, not even a messege. Since moving sliders & setting numbers can only hold me for so long, this game quickly was uninstalled & now waits its impending destruction at my hand. ARGH it makes me red with rage! Only buy if u plan to join a very beurocratic Civil Service in later life, or rise so high in the military that u dont see soldiers, only armies.
Global Power is a game that is not widely known, but is fantastic if you wish to take over the world. However, it is not very user friendly, and alot of options take alot of reviewing. A nuke war is always fun though! O... Read Full Review