I just bought this game a month ago or so and I must say the game is great, if you like WWII or if your a fan of strategy games then I recommend it to anyone. It's a great game for the price on this website.

great game if a little to control complicated would work great on a pc but overall brilliant stratagy would deff recormend

R.U.S.E is a personal favorite of mine, considering I've spent so much time playing it. R.U.S.E, although feeling like it was made for the PC, still performs great on consoles, with very minor lag issues during very large battles.

This is a fantastic game a must have for anyone who enjoys halo wars or command and conquer. I wasn't sure when it was advertised but the demo showed me what it was capable of. Pretty historically accurate as well.

The game performs well, letting you zoom in and out with ease without any noticeable slowdown, though it would seem that some compromises have been made to accommodate the overall scope. Neither the terrain nor the units are all that detailed when viewed at relatively close distances.

Ruses provide a nifty and original strategic element; Slick tabletop interface makes it easy to stay organized; Recon; ambushes; and other elements make for lots of flexibility; Online and skirmish matches are really fun

Bland story characterized by poor cutscenes and inferior voice acting; Campaign is boring and badly paced

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.

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

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...