Perimeter is a game that will at first confuse and bemuse you, then frustrate you, then reward you.
The Perimeter experience is a tough one, playing through challenging level after level, with some so hard you wonder at first if it is really possible, then when you finally beat it it seems like all the stress was well worth it. When you pick up an RTS title, take it home and start it up, you think just before you first get to take control, that it will be another point and click strategy game. I must say the first thing I thought when Perimeter started up was “What the @#$%” as it was incredibly different to anything I have played before.
It would be impossible to explain Perimeter to truly justify it's innovation. But I can promise you that if you get to learn the workings of this truely amazing game, the competitive multiplayer will keep you entertained for hours, as every moment is incredibly tense.
As for negatives, well there are a few glitches. The AI is fairly predictable. There could be more multiplayer game modes. The announcer is gauraunteed to get to you, and sadly there is no option to disable his or her annoying comments (base under attack, base under attack, base under attack). But these minor setbacks are meek in comparison with what is truely new and innovative. If given the chance, Perimeter who easily compete with the likes of Warcraft and Starcraft in competitive strategy and fun.
Oh one last thing. Don't expect to be able to play it smoothly on your machine. On a highly populated map, on high detail I can barely push 20fps, and I have a high end machine. But this game doesnt need its beautiful graphics to still be a wicked game.