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Fans of RTS games will have a hell of a lot of fun with "Iron Harvest 1920+". The great and playfully successful campaign is a lot of fun,Fans of RTS games will have a hell of a lot of fun with "Iron Harvest 1920+". The great and playfully successful campaign is a lot of fun, especially with the different factions. Thus, the different units play very varied and coherent. The setting is also successful from the first to the last second. Even newcomers should take a closer look at "Iron Harvest 1920+". Graphics and music are also successful and round off a very positive impression. If you want to experience another great RTS game, you should definitely take a closer look at "Iron Harvest 1920+".

Console version of Iron Harvest feels like a lazy adaptation of a rather good RTS game. Perhaps the developers should have took a few ideas from something like Halo Wars 2, to avoid some small, but infuriating control issues.

Strategy, fighting, war, science fiction elements and deep storytelling brings us Iron Harvest, an RTS inspired by the 1920+ alternative universe by Polish artist Jakub Różalski.

Iron Harvest is an absolute delight to play. If you’re a bit of an RTS noob you’ll never feel overwhelmed by the sheer amount to do or how to control your diverse army. The story will help keep you engrossed over the lengthy play time, as Iron Harvest Complete Edition provides access to characters you’ll actually care about, all as you hope to lead them to triumph.

Iron Harvest Complete Edition is one of those games that I wanted to love but only ended up liking it. Although it features an undeniably clever setting and rewarding gameplay, it's also quite a struggle to fully enjoy at times.

Iron Harvest is a smart port to consoles with some minor control issues, this is an excellent RTS for anyone that wants to use a controller.

The game offers numerous extra modes, including challenges and skirmishes, in addition to the already substantial campaigns, so, strictly solo, you will also have fun on consoles.

The Xbox version of Iron Harvest: Complete Edition is finally here and we couldn’t ask for a better representation of the RTS genre on consoles. Truly an RTS masterpiece that will delight the fans of the genre.

Iron Harvest is one of the few RTS games on console and it seemingly knows that players won’t have many alternatives when it comes to the strategy itch. This game has an intriguing setting in Jakub RóżalskiIron’s 1920+ fictional universe, but its technical aspects are minimal and unrefined. Despite looking like at least two console generations too late, it’s prone to frame-rate drops and at times even crashes. Those willing to look past the rough exterior find campaign that is definitely worth playing and tells a compelling story, as well as a competitive multiplayer that suffers from poor balancing and extreme snowballing. Iron Harvest is not an easy game to love, yet I can understand anyone who does nonetheless.

Disappointing.Let's start with the camera controls - they are inverted which means up is down, and moving the controller to the rightDisappointing.Let's start with the camera controls - they are inverted which means up is down, and moving the controller to the right moves the camera to the left. Yes there is no option to change it. it's like the company have never played a game on console; this will be a recurring theme.The first thing you do, is go into settings and change the UI Scale to "large" or "very large" (you will thank me) again, this was not properly tested by the public, which is weird considering it's a kickstart and i certainly tested it from the alpha stage on PC. Consoles weren't a high priority, just a money grab from this, well this "port".Nothing about this port of a PC game (well technically this is just a port from the PS4, which is a PC port) very little has much changed with the console in mind except the controls (obviously not the camera controls). Again with a little testing by those from either the public or Kickstarter investors this could have been avoided.It's a shame, because the content is great. You have more campaigns and DLC that you can shake a stick at, and the individual stories all culminating into an overwide arc is a joy to watch and play through. But... not on consoles.If they had played other RTS's on consoles from Halo Wars to Sudden Strike 4 which went out of their way to give console players a chance. They'd have a hit on their hands. But with the challenges and gameplay the exact same taking no account of console players using a controller. I mean even the classic hold X and a circle appears larger the longer you hold it down to select units is non existent here. It's basic for consoles. But no, when you can select all "on screen" but if you're building or have units defending areas, be careful. They did not think about any of this, for consoles. You can group units but it's so convoluted.What do i mean by convoluted. Well it involves the directional buttons and removing adding units between the square and circle buttons. By the time you do all this, and set up groups as you know in an RTS, it just eats up unnecessary time. It's not quick. It's not simple. It's certainly not intuitive. Just not fun. Holding down x to generate circles as if you were using a mouse to group them and then the directional buttons, would be a lot easier. The current format also bugs out if you have too many units, so the directional buttons are removed from the screen UI and cease functioning. So basically set up a few units to defend, then move groups to certain areas all able to be seen on screen, and you can just about manage to do what you want. It's bad though.Targeting can also be painful, i mean sometimes you'll need to zoom in on bunkers/soldier units etc and the game refuses to acknowledge it's an enemy and the bottom X icon on the 4 won't change to a target and will still be a move symbol, sometimes even a cover symbol as if you wish to take cover at a bunker which is firing at you. I'm not even sure what to say about that, I was just lucky sometimes my men shoot automatically (some not all) when an enemy bunker/building or unit was close. Thank goodness.Also be wary if you complete a mission, and go to main menu. When you restart the game, do not press "continue" as it'll send you to the previous missions autosave. Instead go into "overview" and then you can select the cutscene after the mission so you can continue properly.KIng Art games have let themselves down. 3 months extra time with testing from players may have changed all of this. But... as it stands i cannot recommend this game on consoles.If you have a PC and can play it. Buy it. Enjoy it. It's a great game with a fantastic story.If you have a console. Look elsewhere.

Iron Harvest, in its, obviously, most complete edition, lands on console with a solid adaptation that lets players enjoy it outside its natural medium.