Unlike most strategy games that feature campaigns for each available faction, Kane's Wrath has a single 13 mission campaign that features Kane's own Nod forces.  However, in addition to a skirmish mode Kane's Wrath provides 10 skirmish missions for each of the game's three factions and their two sub-faction variants.  That makes for 90 missions that cover all of the multiplayer game types and let you play each available faction against the others in turn.  Not only is this mode challenging and exciting on its own, it provides for some great training to prepare you for multiplayer play online.

If you've played Command & Conquer 3, then you'll find some new units in Kane's Wrath.  The sub-factions each get a unique unit, although it comes at the expense of one of the other standard units.  Every faction also gets access to one of the game's three new super units, although the majority of matches don't last long enough for these to be brought into play.

Overall, Kane's Wrath is a good port of the PC game and an enjoyable strategy game in its own right.  It can be challenging at times and the unit management issues add to the challenge.  if you're still unsure of whether or not this game's for you, by all means give it a rental.  You just may find yourself hooked.

In The End, This Game Hath Been Rated: 84%. Kane's Wrath is still best played on the PC, but Xbox 360 gamers looking for some classic real-time strategy action will find it enjoyable.

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