Using Ruses allows players to bluff against their opponents, fooling them about their own military power and other vital statistics. Unlike games like Age of Empires, where combat is the only way to engage the enemy, Ruses are a powerful tool to overcome military superior enemies. That’s not the case with multiplayer mode, however, letting players experiment with however faction they feel the most comfortable with. Most of the real-life factions of World War II appear in R.U.S.E., like the Soviet Union, the United States, and Nazi Germany.Īs we mentioned before, the campaign mode will let you control only the United States. Like many other RTS games, each faction comes with a unique gameplay style. However, if you’re still awake by the end of the first chapters, the game will reward you with a perfectly adequate campaign. The first few hours of R.U.S.E.’s campaign can put players’ patience to the test: long tutorials and exposition turn the beginning of the game into the weakest part of the campaign.
This makes the game’s campaign feel a bit barebones, especially because other factions do appear throughout the campaign. The campaign mode only features the United States as a playable faction, contrary to games like Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3, where players have different campaigns for each faction. After a disastrous defeat, Sheridan works with British intelligence officer Colonel Andrew Campbell and together, through the use of espionage and sabotage, manage to turn the tide of battle. The game begins with a flashback to 1943 when then major Joseph Sheridan was battling in the Allied North African campaign.
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