A great experience. I hesitate to call it a game as it's more a piece of interactive art, but I was immediately taken by the 8-bit style graphics, the simplistic storytelling and the hidden deeper meanings within. While it's a shame that not everyone is going to "get it", I actually kind of like that. It's like art.
This is a very good game, but there are lots of annoyances and bugs to work out. The grammar, for one, could use some improvement (lots of improvement). There are also more subtle problems: for instance, sometimes I try to advance a few screens, but if all of my soldiers don't all advance within a short time of one another, the soldiers that go first will mysteriously disappear. The "Concentrate Fire" option was also poorly thought out because when you activate it the explanatory text very often covers up the portion of the battlefield, and hence the enemies, that you want your men to shoot at. The lack of sound options means you can't pause and listen to something else on your computer without ending the game. It's a real shame the developers allow these things to detract from such an addictive, chaotic, atmospheric game. (Copy Pasta To Keep Our Requests Alive)
 "Epic War 4"){kind=icon}
 "Get Off My Lawn"){kind=icon}
 "Dragon Rider"){kind=icon}
 "Casual Gameplay Escape"){kind=icon}
 "Dreams"){kind=icon}
 "The Majesty of Colors"){kind=icon}
 "Mud and Blood 2"){kind=icon}