Sins of a Solar Empire vs Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
Sins of a Solar Empire
Sins of a Solar Empire is a massive real-time strategy game with an impressively in-depth background story filled with political intrigue, faction conflicts and a mysterious divisive influence that threatens to tear the Advent Unity apart from within. Play as a loyalist ot a rebel and amass a space fleet consisting of a wide variety of ships including Capital ships, Corvettes and the scales-tipping Titan class warships. Sins of a Solar Empire is also a uniquely non-linear game where there are multiple paths, be it military action or diplomacy, that you can take to obtain victory.The game even attempted to coin a new genre called "4X" that stands for eXplore, eXpand, eXploit, and eXterminate which is basically what the game is all about. You'll be exploring the solar system, expanding your fleet, exploiting allies and exterminating your enemies. After all, the survival of your faction should be your sole concern.
So, if building massive empires in space is your thing, Sins of a Solar Empire is exactly the game you need to play.
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier by Ubisoft is a TPS game in which players get to lead a group of special forces, termed Ghosts, in missions across the world. The action-packed thriller features exciting single player campaign modes. Players get to use advanced combat technology including Adaptive Camouflage that makes the squad invisible. Sync Shot feature allows the players to dictate their squad’s firepower upon the specific target. Moreover, players can also use drones and walking robots for covert operations. The multiplayer mode in the game includes a wave-based co-op mode termed Guerilla, as well as competitive modes including Conflict, Siege, Decoy and Saboteur missions.Bringing a modern breed of technology in an action-packed TPS setting, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is a must play, especially for fans of military-style tactical shooters.