Army Base Of America Review: Is This Tycoon War Game Worth Your Time?

You run a military camp where you train soldiers and upgrade their gear with resources. You aren't just watching numbers; you actually fight enemy forces to capture new areas on the map. It's a mix of clicking menus to build and walking around to direct battles. If you like slow-paced management where you eventually lead an army to conquer territory, this is for you. If you want instant action without base building, you will get bored waiting for upgrades.

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You start with a small plot and weak troops, so your first job is grinding cash to build training grounds. You walk your commander over to the build site, pick a structure, and wait for the timer. I made the mistake of rushing into battle too early and getting wiped because my stats were too low. Once you train up a bit, you march your squad out to fight hostile forces on the edge of the map. Capturing spots takes about 2 minutes per fight, and you have to keep running back to base to resupply.

Most tycoon games are just boring spreadsheets, but this one throws you into a 3D world where you actually see the battles. It scratches that itch for building something powerful, though the graphics are basic and the movement feels clunky. It’s solid for a free browser session if you don't mind a bit of grind.