It does list every single unit you have, shows its status and lets you access it. We asked ourselves: How can we let the player access and control his units efficiently? What if he could access every single unit any moment? How can we provide an overview so that no unit will be attacked or even killed without the player noticing it? That's what we're doing with the Army Controller. Nevertheless, I'll go ahead and detail the significant aspects of this feature.
YES NO The Army Controller Now the Army Controller really is a tricky thing to talk about because one actually needs to play the game to get a full grasp of its functionality. This is when the idea of the Army Controller was born. Reducing the required amount of micromanagement as much as possible and yet not make the game itself simple or shallow. How could this be achieved? By creating an accessible, understandable rule set and an interface that would connect the player to the game in the most efficient way. And one design premise was central for us: maximum control for the player. As I already mentioned earlier, ParaWorld is designed to be a fast-paced RTS game. But if you look at the original genre itself you'll see that most elements are still the way they used to be 5-7 years ago. On the gameplay side of things, however, you've had games that try to go beyond the borders of the genre and mix it with other elements such as RPGs. Almost all improvements we saw were more of a technological nature. The general premise When we started working on ParaWorld we felt that the RTS genre had not really advanced in the past years. Now that you know the gameplay basics, it's time to go into detail on two of the key innovations featured in Paraworld.
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