Supreme Commander 2

IGNCharles Onyett

8.3/10

If the learning curve of the original Supreme Commander proved a little too steep for you, then you'll find a lot to like about the sequel. Gas Powered Games streamlined its resource and upgrade systems to make a game that's easier to play, and thanks to a revamped interface much easier to control with a gamepad. The pace is faster, the factions more diverse, and it's a whole lot easier to get the impressively large and powerful experimental units out onto the field, delivering an experience that's more inviting and immediately rewarding. It's a real-time strategy game with a huge amount of de...

Worth PlayingBrian Dumlao

7.5/10

Supreme Commander 2 is set 25 years further into the future than the original, featuring numerous game enhancements, an in-depth campaign mode, online multiplayer and a unique storyline, the game represents a new dimension in RTS gaming.

VideogamerWesley Yin-Poole

7/10

As far as ports go, SupCom 2 on 360 is a middling success. Controls wise, it works well, which is great - at least as well as Halo Wars. But it falls down in some crucial areas.

GameWatcherJoe Robinson

0/10

Some of the experimentals are quite fun to use.

Xbox AchievementsDavid Creech

Unscored

Supreme Commander 2 takes on not just the story of the Infinite War, but the story of a failed port to the Xbox 360. The first SupCom was amazing on the PC but was generally considered one of the worst ports to the Xbox in the life of the system. SupCom froze, had very poor frame rates, corrupted your data, and was an exercise in patience to play. SupCom 2 comes in with a new publisher who has a solid history of quality console titles and the short story is that yes, the game is fixed. Mostly.