Game information (RUSE)

In the ranks of the RTS, dedicated to the inexhaustible theme - the Second World War - replenishment. Publisher Ubisoft and studio Eugen Systems (Act of War) today for a couple announced a new strategy called RUSE. The game targets three platforms - PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
RUSE has the following markings: firstly, the IrisZoom engine, which allows you to look at the war both from the position of a soldier on the battlefield and "from heaven", controlling huge armies and leading your nation to victory. A comparison with Supreme Commander is very appropriate here. For example, how do you like the opportunity to take part in the landing in Normandy, recreated in detail and stretching for 100 virtual kilometers (!) In RUSE, not from the position of an ordinary soldier, but from the position of an army commander? That's right, the idea is good.
To defeat the enemy, as the press release assures, you can use not only your brain and various maneuvers, but also unique skills - for example, activate "radio silence" or "camouflage", thereby hiding your squad from the eyes and ears of the enemy. Or here is to decipher the negotiations of the enemy and reveal the plan of his offensive operation. But gray matter is still needed - at least in order to banally cut off the enemy from supply, to take in a vice and crush like a bug.
The single player RUSE campaign will offer you to participate in the most prominent battles of the Second World War and to side with one of six nations, divided into "Allies" and "Axis Powers". Each has its own unique units and features. Epic battles, huge levels transferred to the virtual space with due diligence, career advancement from captain to commander-in-chief - all this will be in RUSE. Plus, the online part, represented by both the "co-op" and the usual multiplayer battles "against each other", designed for eight players.
Of course, the game's interface will have to be sacrificed for the sake of consoles, but Ubisoft swears that the hardcore part of the PC-population will not be left empty-handed.
RUSE (PC, Xbox 360, PS3) will be released either in 2009 or 2010.