Tom Clancy's EndWar Review (XB360)

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Voice commands make this a tedious yet enjoyable battle game.

by Robert Workman on Sunday, November 09, 2008

Tom Clancy's EndWar lets you command three unique factions (U.S., European and Russian) in a futuristic World War III setting, with the option of controlling them with your voice. The presentation rocks, with stunning explosions and detailed battlefields. We love screaming commands, and the game's voice recognition system is superb, though a high-quality microphone is essential. Being able to create your own missions (via an editor) adds depth. You can also engage in a huge online campaign through Xbox Live and PlayStation Network, which makes up for the somewhat shallow single-player missions. Although the real-time strategy isn't for everyone, due to a lack of hands-on controls and tedious pacing, EndWar is well executed and fun.