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Official U.S. Playstation Magazine
Turn-based strategy doesn't get any better than this. [May 2006, p.97]
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Modojo
Think of it as paying homage to the turn-based strategy games that came before. Considering the great storyline, the superb voice acting, the graphics, mission creation, and mission downloading, you will never grow old of Field Commander.
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GamerFeed
It even goes so far as to improve on the Advance Wars formula, the ability to layer troops adding another strategic twist and the online features adding a significant amount of replay value.
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90
Play Magazine
If it's combat you crave, Field Commander won't disappoint. [may 2006, p.59]
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TotalPlayStation
It's wonderfully balanced, nicely challenging, and things like the fog of war or stealth units are handled with plenty of confidence.
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90
PSX Extreme
As a total package, Field Commander is easily one of the best turn-based strategy games ever produced. That's no surprise, since it's basically a knock-off of Nintendo's "Advance Wars."
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90
Deeko
Field Commander proves to be a nicely presented and intuitive strategy game that is simplistic enough to lure in the unsuspecting, but thorough enough to satisfy the expecting.
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Gamers' Temple
The play is simple enough on the surface, but the real gameplay comes from the depth of strategy involved in the game.
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90
Pure Magazine UK
The first military strategy title for the PSP, it's well presented and addictive. [Feb 2007, p.76]
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Pelit (Finland)
Advance Wars for PSP. Luckily there are also new ideas, like stackable units, mines and destructible forest. Too bad it is only for two players. [Sept 2006]
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eToychest
It's not the prettiest game on the console in fact in some ways its downright ugly but what it lacks in visual fidelity it makes up for in fun.
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85
DailyGame
Sure it's a knockoff of "Advance Wars DS" in almost any way, but it's still incredibly enjoyable.
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85
Just RPG
With its fun yet basic gameplay, great presentation, and loads of multiplayer action, Field Commander is a great game!
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84
Game Chronicles
This game takes all of the best elements from pen & paper war gaming and combines it with fun and exciting graphics and sound and even gives you old school options like PBM.
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84
IGN
It offers enough depth and flexibility to warrant a look from any serious gamer. It blends an engrossing single-player campaign with great production values and a robust set of multiplayer options.
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GameSpot
Field Commander scores a direct hit with satisfying turn-based strategy gameplay, a lengthy campaign, and a healthy array of online multiplayer options.
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Play UK
Does everything that you could want from a handheld turn-based strategy game, and manages to throw a few new ideas into the mix to keep it interesting. [Issue 144, p.86]
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Jolt Online Gaming UK
There are dozens of ready-made missions and most of them can be tackled in radically different ways, which adds even more longevity on top of the mission editor and slew of multiplayer modes.
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GameBrink
The game ruthlessly steals from Advance Wars and behaves like its sadistic brother, but this shouldnt be looked down upon. The game is a realist update for the genre and adds features that fans have been clamoring for.
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Games Master UK
Massively addictive. [Aug 2006, p.73]
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Gaming Horizon
Field Commander is definitely worth a look from any RTS PSP-owning fan. The gameplay is rich enough and the number of options, which includes a multitude of multiplayer modes, is deep enough to keep gamers coming back for more. And even if you arent a big RTS fan, like myself, theres enough here to make you want to become one.
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G4 TV
The tactical gameplay is refined and intelligent, yet easy to grasp, and the mix of a fun single player modes, and exceptionally in-depth multiplayer makes Field Commander not simply the best strategy game on the PSP, but one of the best on any system.
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Official Playstation 2 Magazine UK
Taxes the brain more than the trigger finger, so it's ideal for anyone hankering after a tactical time waster. [Aug 2006, p.96]
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Pro-G
Controls obviously take some time to learn and the maps are a little small, but the game still works exceedingly well, especially in multiplayer.
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GameSpy
The multiplayer component is particularly strong, with ad hoc games, an infrastructure network mode where players can link up for games, and a transmission mode where you can send individual turns to other players, so a game can be played over a longer period of time, much like the old play-by-email strategy gaming of yesteryear.
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PSM Magazine
The strategy angle comes from the different abilities of each unit...assuming they're each on a different level (air, land,etc.). [May 2006, p.85]
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1UP
As a two-player game it excels, and as a single player experience it certainly seems compatible with the way most people spend time with their PSPs. It's the ideal commuting partner.
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80
Boomtown
The turn-based gameplay works surprisingly well on the PSP and the gameplay is easy to pick up and play, but packed with nuances and subtleties that you'll learn over time.
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Sydney Morning Herald
It's accessible for beginners but has tactical depth for experienced warmongers.
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PSW Magazine UK
While the single-player campaign occasionally gets a little repetitive, up against human competition the game becomes almost Chess-like in its intricate strategies. Completely immersive and utterly compelling.