
In celebration of the 25 yr anniversary of the first release, this compendium contains all 4 games in the Battlecruiser 3000AD series which was first released in 1996.
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Could not crash into planet. Honestly, Never really figured out how to move forward. At some point I think I was flew forwards while flying backwards. I cant figure out how I moved in the first place forward. Or left. Or Right. 1/10. Graphics are pretty dope by toaster standards.
Game is very involved. once you learn contols is very easy to get in game. is a bit dated but still a great game.
An amazing simulator. Worth the reward if you stick with it and learn what it has to offer.
This review concerns Battlecruiser Millennium: Gold. Ignore my Steam play time: I launch the game outside of Steam. At the time of this review I'm probably 40 hours-ish into BMG. I'm not going to write a particularly long review here. I'll start right off the top and say this game is not for everyone. If you don't like lack of structure or structured objectives, you won't like this game. If you don't like complex games with a lot of key binds, you won't like this game. And if you don't like reading manuals, you won't like this game, either. Nothing wrong with any of that, just realise it may not be your kind of game, and that's fine. BMG is, in my opinion, the best of the "Battlecruiser" games that started with BC3000AD. I've played Universal Combat, but I think Millennium Gold is the better game. There's a lot to do and very few games give the same feeling of actually commanding a large battlecruiser the way this game does. The game is rough around the edges, unrefined in some places and the interface can be a little obtuse, though I don't find it too bad once you get used to it and understand how and why it's laid out the way it is. Many things in this game are made much easier by memorising about a dozen-and-a-half keyboard commands. Reviews sometimes mention that there isn't any documentation or help.. there's a ton of documentation.. over 100 pages worth. You really need to read it to get the most out of the game. There's also a rather in-depth appendix that has information on all of the ships, weapons, stations, lore, and pretty much anything else you'd want to know. Gameplay is generally slower paced. Depending on how you play, you'll be spending a lot of time travelling. Whether that's trading goods or hunting down Earth's enemies -that's up to you. This game succeeds in making you think about things like logistics. If you get into battle and get hammered a long way from home, you'd better hope you've got the supplies and spare parts on board to fix your ship so you can limp back to friendly space. A lot of different ship types are available, though I'd say to a degree their broadly similar in capabilities. The AI is, unfortunately, a little weak. Enemies can be challenging but generally only because they either outnumber you or are in bigger, badder ships. The AI of your shuttle and fighter pilots can be frustrating, especially when they bounce a shuttle off the ground forcing you to repair it. After playing the game for a while though you learn how to work around these. I haven't bothered with any of the ground combat stuff.. I enjoy playing strictly from the perspective of a battlecruiser commander. Millennium Gold isn't perfect. But it's not terrible, either. So far I've found it to be generally bug-free and it offers a type of gameplay you pretty much can't get anywhere else. (I'll note that Battlecruiser 3000AD v2.0 -the DOS one- also works pretty good with a different DOS extender. I haven't put much time into the DOS version as there isn't much point with BMG being the better game, but it's there and works if you want to try it).
Bc3k20 is a masterpiece i don't care if Derek Smart was controversial or the development had trouble.. Humans always look into the bad side of things, this game is really deep!
I like it but still no clue how to play it hahahahaha
Even just one of these games are worth the full price of admission, but you are getting four games. Just one game could potentially last you a life time or at the very least, many years. With games these days, it's rare to find a Dev in the community to help and answer questions, but DSmart actually does that, so that is a plus as well. I'd ask anyone into space or simulation games to give it a try. There are many options to choose from- a captain of a ship, an engineer, a space marine, etc. Travel all over the galaxy in an open world or complete missions. If it doesn't work, as was my case, refund it. But you are doing yourself a massive disservice, if you do not at least once give this a go. Don't let the graphics put you off either, there is a LOT of customization and the older graphics have it's charm. But if you simply can not get past the older graphics, try the other games available from 3000AD.
...захотелось вспомнить прошлое.Отличная игра была в то время. На WIN 10 не хочет даже в меню заходить. Заставка, музыка и меняет разрешение экрана... + за музыку )) Рекомендую)))
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