Nice production values
This game is well-produced: nice graphics, nice interface, good music. I recognized the voice actor for the commander from Sonny. The cut scenes were nice, and while I didn't get a very strong sense of plot from them, they did help add some character to what are otherwise very impersonal missions.
I wasn't blown away by the actual gameplay here, though. I can tell you were going for a deeper version of Age of War with the skirmishes. However, having to physically drag each individual unit to each lane means that I'm not free to keep my eye on what's going on on the battlefield. And because the units move so fast, I end up spending far more time clicking and dragging than I do strategizing.
Perhaps the large-scale troop movements would have involved more strategy, but I didn't get much of a chance to try them. My initial play experience was cut short by a rather nasty bug in the 2nd mission: I won the battle for the outskirts, only to have the game kill my remaining men on the battlefield and behave as though I had lost. Rather than try to conquer the outskirts again with 75% of my infantry units dead, I decided to quit.
Anyway, maybe this game will get better with time. I'll try playing it again later.