Democracy vs Freedom

Introduction

After their project called Bonsai Benchmark, the developers from Rejected Games stopped their business for quite a while making everyone believe they were through with the gaming industry. Then all of a sudden they come back to Play Market with Democracy vs Freedom, a game with an unconventional graphic design and an original gameplay which instantly bore fruit. 

GamePlay

The developers suggest we take the side of one of the factions, Freedom or Democracy, and try and beat the tank of the rivaling army. At every location you will face a one-on-one battle in a step-by-step mode. Each move has to be taken within no more than 5 seconds. Some locations will have you fight with a crew of up to 4 people where each team member will have the right to order the tank what to do. The artificial intelligence of the machine will analyze the ranks of its commanders (the more experience you have, the more authority you gain) and pick the order it deems strategically correct.

Bottom Line

In all honesty, 90% of the entourage of Democracy vs Freedom is copied off an 8-bit project called Battle city (brick walls, green spaces, water, concrete, even the tanks themselves). The gameplay takes up the rest of the 10%.