Addictive turn-based strategy based on modern warfare.
Actually, you have to play it to understand how addictive it can get, and it's backed up by great unit designs and a generally solid soundtrack, if somewhat repetitive. However, you will come to realise that both the enemy and you have generally the same unit types in both arsenals, just with different descriptions. Think of it as english chess. But the strategy action is still strong since controlling the terrain plays a significant part in gaining footholds and improving mobility.
Trust me, give it a try if you like strategy games like FF Tactics, and be refreshed by the modern touch that Field Commander offers.
KingLim