In the world of computer games, many titles attract players' attention with their innovation and originality. One such title is "Stormrise", a real-time strategy game released in 2009 by The Creative Assembly. Although the game received mixed opinions, it cannot be denied that it is an attempt to redefine the RTS genre and introduce fresh ideas to this type of gameplay.

One of the most interesting elements of "Stormrise" is its innovative control system. Traditional RTS games involve controlling units using a mouse and keyboard, and the game action is viewed from above. In "Stormrise" players can control units using a third-person camera. This means that we can move around the area with our units, which gives the game a dynamic character.

The game takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity tries to survive in the fight against a powerful race called "Echidnas". Players take on the role of Captain Sean Miller, who tries to save humanity from destruction. The plot is full of unexpected twists, which keeps players in suspense throughout the entire game. Players must manage various units and use their unique abilities to defeat enemies.

"Stormrise" is a game that caused controversy, but deserves recognition for trying to redefine the RTS genre and introducing innovative ideas to this type of gameplay. Although not every player loved the innovative control system, it is worth appreciating the authors' courage in experimenting with traditional strategy game conventions. For fans of the genre, "Stormrise" can be a fascinating experience worth experiencing to learn a new perspective on RTS games.

Install notes: The game requires a Microsoft LIVE account - here you will find instructions on how to install the appropriate software and how to set up a local profile.