Up and Over is a Turn Based Strategy game inspired by events from World War One. Take part as Lt. Dobbins, a young lieutenant fighting for the Brentonian Army against the overwhelming forces of the Grenovan Empire. Up and Over features a full length story that is divided up and released in multiple seasons. Each season includes 4-6 Episodes with around 2-3 hours of game play per season. Season One Features: -6 playable units including: Lt. Dobbins, Brenton Riflemen, Artillery, Machine Gunner, Flame thrower and Medic as well as multiple enemy unit types. -Cover and Flanking: Cover and flanking can be used to protect friendly troops but beware the enemy will also use it against you as well. - Abilities: Multiple abilities for each unit as well as additional unlockable ones. -Off Grid Support: Call in powerful abilities like artillery strikes, reinforcements and flares to uncover enemy positions. -Field Upgrades: Buy new abilities, upgrades and more through points earned by winning
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We would like to share with you the development of our game Up and Over. It has been quite an adventure over the past couple months from an idea to actuality. Up and Over has now made it on Greenlight and we are very happy to start sharing it with the masses. More screenshots and trailer footage can be found on our greenlight page at the following link.
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A personal nitpick of mine, I must say. If these lines of text are in-game dialog, their lack of proper punctuation is atrocious. I will say that the general grammar of the lines themselves are, well, "fine"; but saying "Remember lieutenant destroy all enemies" is awkward on so many fronts (pardon the pun). Syntactically, the line should have commas after those two first words, and perhaps Lieutenant should be capitalized, and ... well, telling a commissioned officer to "Remember" anything regarding their duty feels a bit out-of-the-ordinary.
In other words, I haven't seen anything more of the game than the above video, but it feels like the dialog needs to be revised. It doesn't have to grammatically "perfect", but whether or not voice audio is included for the lines, the way it reads by the lines shown is less than a best effort.