In enemy space Visit the Urban Assault site. Microsoft Microsoft s new plan, with the release of Urban Assault, is to make the population ambidextrous. This makes for a confusing introduction to the game, but once adapted to gameplay, it is a great play.
Energy is the resource required for producing units and fighting the enemy.
European and Mediterranean territories make up the map of this game and must be controlled to win. Each mission takes place in former cities that have become an urban wasteland. The interface is distinctively Microsoft. The overall screen is the viewpoint of the player, in a central building or vehicle. There is a map overlay, in the form of a window, that charts out the entire territory, and positions of friendly and unfriendly units and buildings.