This game confused me at first in the campaign. i didn't know who i was so went to skirmish. then went back to campaign beat it on easy. then got good at skirmish and beat it on hard. it is so fun and it learns how u play so it adapts to beat you faster and make you look like a newb.

Purchased this after playing and loving the demo. Probably one of the more underrated games I've played on the 360. It definitely has that feel of old RTS games like Commander and Conquer but with a WWII vibe. If you're a big fan of RTS games I would have to say this is right up your alley.

Love this game, my brother had bought this game and i couldn't wait to buy it for my sell to play online. CO-OP: is a mode not a campaign, only two missions. They are difficult.

RTS on consoles are typically hard to play well due to the control limitations vs PC. ruse has got around this fairly well so that it doesnt make it harder than it actually is to progress in the game.

The game performs with very little slowdown. Zooming in and out of the board is as smooth as silk and, even with a large number of units on screen, the game handles the chaos that can ensue, though it has been toned down compared to the PC version.

Ruses add a new layer of strategy; The game map is easy to use for all player types; A lot of fun online

Feels a bit too simple at times; The campaign is terrible; Lack of interesting units

A smart (occasionally too smart) new take on strategy, teeming with ideas and features.

A strategist's heaven; Real-time chess

Tough going at first

From the outside, R.U.S.E. may look like just another World War II strategy game. You harvest resources from nearby supply depots, build up your base, create armies of troops, tanks and aircraft, and march them off to do battle. The truth is, it's anything but.

Smooth; intuitive controls; Neat system of deception; Fast-paced strategy

Campaign a bit slow; Unit models could use a polish; Could use more unit types

The campaign element of R.U.S.E. is a series of set pieces from World War II where you get to direct and command Allied troops from the safety of your war room, no doubt somewhere deep underground.

For years the real-time strategy genre (RTS) has been mired in the turgid, tiberium soaked legacy of Command & Conquer. Once a pioneering game, it's regular as clockwork sequels have done little to improve the series beyond the occasional graphical overhaul and a handful of new units.

Developed by: Eugen Systems Published by: Ubisoft RUSE, set in good ol' world war 2 that most abused and celebrated piece of history in the gaming world. You play Joe Sheridan, an American Commander with the mission to find a particularly nasty spy/entity that has caused the deaths of thousands of...