The look of the game is outstanding. I am to assume that Square Enix had a lot to do with the game's look, and Wargaming.net handled the back end math and mechanics. Like all Real-Time Strategy games (RTS's), the true test visually is both when you get in close to the action, and when you pull back to the big picture. Games can even get away with doing one stronger than the other, given that you can clearly make out all of the pertinent information. This information being where am I, and where is the enemy?
The music was everything you would expect. Mighty drums and trumpets of patriotism spur you on into battle. The sound effects are well done and clear. I like the variation in sound effects between being zoomed in or being pulled back. This is one of those affects that might go unnoticed unless you have your bass turned up and your surround sound set up. A simple pair of head phones just does not do this justice. The voice acting is something that I just felt was barely par. It is not what is being said most of the time, or how. It just doesn't feel very genuine.
