Each weapon has its own strengths and weaknesses, as does each construction part some must be unlocked by building specific upgrade structures in the base.
There are two types of armaments: direct fire, such as machine guns, and indirect fire, such as mortars. Overall, the gameplay formula works smoothly, and is not too long thanks to the real-time approach, but still involves considerable tactics and planning, especially in two-on-two and larger matches, where multiple adversaries result in more varied strategic options.Īll combat happens in real time. Being real time and not turn based as are most games of this kind, all these things unfold rather quickly, and you’ll often have to multitask repairs, new structures, attack, and production together. To do all of this you’ll also need to manage the resources of energy and metal, produced by from turbines and mines, so some planning is required in order to build a functional fortress to accommodate all this machinery. These fire automatically for defence, but rely on you to control them for attacking, by deciding direction, force (if applicable), and trajectory of the projectiles.
Then place some of the many weapons available. The building system is simple and immediate: drag and release whole base segments or just single components, and you’ll have your base up in no time. To destroy the enemy base, you’ll have to destroy the core, often making use of those same physical laws. But mind taking into account the laws of physics, as unstable structures will quickly fall apart. To protect your buildings, there are a plethora of defensive constructs ranging from simple wooden platforms to high-tech energy shields, with which you can build a true fortress. In Forts you have always two main objectives: building and protecting your base, and destroying the enemy base.
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