Each mission tells you the rewards, risks, and other attributes that are needed to complete the mission. Some missions are made of multiple parts, which also adds a basic level of resource management.
Most of the game takes place on a map of Berlin where you can choose which mission you want to undertake. However, the process is fairly complex in nature. Build your band of resistance fighters, select a mission, and assign the best people for the job and hope not to be spotted or captured. The premise of the game is pretty simple. This small band of fighters can only survive on the goodwill of supporters, and as the leader, you have the unenviable task of planning missions and help the growth of the resistance without compromising the safety of you or your fellow fighters. These resistance fighters want to highlight and spread the word about the evil behind the new Chancellor of Germany, Adolf Hitler. The game takes place between 19 and sees you take control of a ragtag group of like-minded people of varying political and religious beliefs. That’ all changed now thanks to a charming (feels odd to use that word) strategy game from Paintbucket Games. Very rarely have we had a game whose viewpoint is based on the real people and what they think. In the video gaming world, we have had our fair share of games set during World War II but they have pretty much all focused on the perspective of the soldiers and the view down their iron sights. But in that process, it has also showed us the best in people and how we as a race will always stand against tyranny and that’s just what The Darkest of Times focuses on.
World War II has without doubt showed the worst of humanity.
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