The maps are based on actual places. All the units are modeled on their authentic, real-world counterparts. But it's the pace of Broken Arrow that makes it feel realistic. Compared to speedier RTS games like Command and Conquer, if you order reinforcements, you have to factor in the time it will take for them travel to you and set up a position. Height and distance have significant impacts on the effectiveness of your tactics, and even the strongest cover - like towering derelict buildings, filled with your infantry troopers - slowly degrades. One of the most-wanted games on all of Steam, after years of waiting, the Broken Arrow release date is confirmed at last.
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