Domination

"Glaring flaws and a lack of real innovation aside, Domination still offers an engaging mix of turn-based tactics and strategy that's easy to learn and hard to master."

"The bottom line on Domination, then, depends on how much tolerance you have for bugs, bad presentation, and forking over a lot of money for the sake of excellent gameplay fundamentals. There's a chunk of good gameplay here, but is it worth the massive bugs and playing the game with the sound off? Is the multiplayer good enough to warrant handing over $6.95 a month after the 4-month subscription period is over? For a very small niche audience, the answer may be yes. For the rest of us, though, Domination just doesn't justify parting with that kind of coin."

"Domination feels more like a mission pack or an expansion than a full-on sequel. It manages to add a few new features but it still feels a bit too much like the previous game. If you already own Massive Assault, you won't find that the sequel offers anything more than extra missions. Whether or not these extra missions are worth it depends on how much you value the forty-dollar buy in."