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A coastline Up to now, every map in Iron Command ended at a ridge of mountains. Some of them now end at the sea. Sand at the waterline, a low ridge of beach grass behind it, rocks scattered along the shore, and no trees anywhere near the water. Where the sand is wet, it is visibl
Tracks in the snow Vehicles now leave tracks in the ground. In snow they are the first thing you notice: dark double lines that show where something drove - and which way it was heading. Infantry leave something too, only finer: a row of single footprints instead of a continuous
Humans: a barracks and two kinds of soldier Rifle infantry, and a trooper with a rocket launcher. Discovering those two for the first time is one of the memories that stuck with me most from the old Command & Conquer games. If you played them, you know this pair on sight - an
Three tiers, one aircraft The Humans call in a transport plane: Recon flight - a high pass over any spot on the map you pick Tank delivery - reinforcements, here, now, exactly where you want them Bomb run - devastating. You get one. The interesting part is the cooldown. Do you sa
A resource that grows back - if you let it Most base builders hand you a pile that runs out. You mine it, it's gone, you move on to the next one. Iron Command does something else, and it changes what you do with a map. Rifts and crystal fields Riftstone comes out of rifts - tears