I've never understood the insistence on having passwords to get back to a certain level.

What exactly are you worried about? Someone hopping onto my game on my computer and screwing it up?

Anyway, game was going fine until I wanted to restart and closed the level only to find I was forced to start a new campaign because the game didn't feel like saving normally.

Really dampens the enjoyment, and I obviously didn't like it that much to start playing through it again.

Accurate representation of North vs. South Korea but overall a classic game

I found this to be a fairly good game. It did take me awhile to understand it. Granted, that was really only because I didn't look at the instructions first. It really is pretty easy to follow once you get the hang of it. It does take a bit too long. I think you should have an option that speeds it up.

Then again, that would probably just make it harder for a lot of people. I don't really see what the title means. The layout is all around quite good. It's hard to see all those soldiers at one time. The music is nice as well.

meh

it was an ok game it is good for playing when there is nothing else to play.
here are things to improve on

improve the quality. the soldiers look like blobs holding stciks

enlarge the units and decrease the background, because 70% of the field is background stuff leaving less quality for the main stuff like buildings and units

make a decent save game option, its hard to remember all these codes

the enemy is always spamming units faster than me and there always doing it like they have infinite money thats just not fair

i would give this a 6.5 but since they don't have halves i'll have to give it a 6

not great

it just felt like all you had to do was spam units the whole time