What you'll get here instead is the more of a general account of the combat scenarios that America's Big Red One squad participated in during World War II. Heroes, so if you're looking to see these battles through the eyes of one particular soldier, you'll have to look somewhere else. There is no one unifying narrative to T.A.C. It would have been a decent budget title if it weren't for the technical shortcomings that mar the title from beginning to end. With the help of Hoplite Research, known for their various handheld conversions of Myst, Storm City Games is looking to fill in that void with T.A.C. On the portable front, World War II hasn't been covered much in the turn-based strategy genre. Yes, you still have heavy hitters like Final Fantasy Tactics, Ogre Battle 64 and Vandal Hearts dealing in the medieval fantasy realm, but games like Advance Wars, Commanders: Attack of the Genos and Valkyria Chronicle are starting to cover other types of combat not necessarily involving swords and magic.
Once the genre started to gain popularity, the setting started to branch out more as the generations progressed. It was certainly the case up until the 32-bit generation, when very few games such as Military Madness on the TurboGrafx-16 existed. As far as home and portable consoles are concerned, turn-based strategy games are usually the realm of medieval fantasy.
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