"Halo Wars 2" fans might wonder if the eagerly awaited Microsoft game is a spin-off or a sequel. Reviews of the first person shooter game reveal it delivers real-time strategy and fast paced combat which features UNSC Spartan armies plus a terrifying new adversary.

According to "Halo Wars 2" review of Stuff, the scenery, setting, and the story is similar to the original franchise. However, the real time strategy will take on the Halo universe. The player will be put in command of the entire squadrons of marines instead of just one Spartan. The game boasts of its strategy in scouting the location for enemies, formulating an attack plan and tactical advantage based on the environment.

Though "Halo Wars 2" is a run and gun first person shooter game, players are often commanding dozens of units, gathering resources and constructing bases. To some, that is a welcome change rather than just nonsense pulling of triggers.

"Halo Wars 2" is reported to be impressive with plenty of cut-scenes which players can build to a great story. They can run a ship full of soldiers who have woken up after 30 years of cryo-sleep according to Daily Star.

A deadly monster called Atriox is bent on taking control of the galaxy. Players of "Halo Wars 2" will find themselves in the way between the adversary and the oblivion.

"Halo Wars 2" reviews point out the good points of the game including the cracking action, quick ramp up for a strong challenge, blockbuster and polished cut scenes plus a strong main villain. On the other hand, it seems it does not have the feel of the game. "Halo" fans have been used to, graphics are only fairly average and can get a little bit chaotic.

"Halo Wars 2" fans won't be disappointed if they are looking for a top up before the next full sequel. The Microsoft game is available for $95.