R.U.S.E. (Ruse) /PS3

R.U.S.E. is a real-time strategy (RTS) game that uses a revolutionary cheat game mechanic that adds a new dimension to the classic battleground-based, resource-gathering faction.

Deception is the essence of S.U.S.E. gameplay, just as it is the essence of war: techniques of deception such as espionage, decoys, and radio silence played an essential role during WWII and continue to be present in the conflicts modern.

R.U.S.E. features cheat cards - also known as "ruses" - that allow you to apply a cheating technique to a specific sector of the map.



If truth is the first casualty of war, then this is the strategy game where you will play the role of the executioner. It's not enough to command your armies in World War II, you also have to use every dirty trick in the book to achieve ultimate victory.

Strategy games are often difficult to control on a console, but this one easily solves that problem with a simple and straightforward interface that allows you to simply point and click where you want your units to go.

Whether it's cracking enemy codes to see what moves they're planning, using camouflage nets to set up ambushes, or using dummy buildings to fool attacking bombers, you'll get nowhere in this game if you play it right.



Characteristics:
- Secrets and Lies: Fight WWII in the dirty in an intense game of bluff and counter-bluff, where nothing is what it seems and deception is your best weapon.
- Command and Conquer: Command an entire army, from infantry troops to tanks, planes and artillery, as you engage in the all-out war of World War II.
- The Art of Illusion: Use tricks and ploys to gain the upper hand, from planting spy planes and staging ambushes to building entire fake armies and eavesdropping on enemy plans.
- The big picture: Compete on giant-sized battle maps that show every soldier in stunning detail, or zoom in for a bigger picture where units are only displayed as plastic tokens.
- Easy to use: The accessible interface means that even strategy novices can jump straight into the action without confusing menus or commands.