
One of the greatest sci-fi strategy games of all time returns with remastered visuals, online multiplayer and near unlimited mod content from Steam Workshop. Experience thrilling first person action and acclaimed RTS in this explosive alternate vision of the 1960s space race.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Portuguese - Brazil*, Russian**languages with full audio support
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Remaster me!
great game.. loved it when I was a kid.
Pretty cool and fun mixture of FPS and RTS.
[h1]Strategy and Shooting Combined Perfectly[/h1] Battlezone 98 Redux does a really good job combining several genres into one experience. It combines first-person shooting, base building, army management, and even tower defense elements in a really clean and enjoyable way. The mix sounds unusual at first, but it works surprisingly well once you get into it. I had a really solid experience with the game and I definitely recommend it. The gameplay feels unique even today. Jumping between controlling vehicles yourself, gathering resources, building structures, and commanding units keeps missions engaging the whole time. The saving system is also really neat, which helped a lot during some of the harder missions. I’ll mention a few things I didn’t really like though. The Red Brigade missions felt considerably harder compared to the Stars and Stripes campaign. I had to restart some missions multiple times before finally completing them. Thankfully, despite replaying sections and lowering the difficulty, I still had fun with it. Another thing that felt lacking was proper group commands for units. It would’ve been much better if you could simply select all offense units at once and order them to follow you, instead of manually selecting every single unit one by one and giving the exact same command repeatedly. The game also has an introduction/tutorial system that teaches the basics, but it doesn’t really explain all the important buildings and mechanics. For example, I had no idea barracks were needed to increase pilot count until I searched it online myself. Still, despite those smaller issues, the game is genuinely solid and very enjoyable overall. Even though it feels old in certain areas, the core gameplay is still incredibly fun and unique. [list] [*]♉For more reviews like this, check out my[b] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/10745643/]curator page[/url][/b]. [/list]
The play is the best thing about this old game. Infinate amount of scrap to use and pretty good first person shooter for its time.
This was not very fun in my humble opinion. i give it a 6/10 at best. the gameplay is not very complex and the difficulty spikes (even on very easy difficulty) were a bit much towards the end of the campaign. Maybe the multiplayer is better? either way, it is very dated in terms of gameplay and mission design (repetitive and unimaginative)
an old classic!! I played this game a lot many, many years ago with a friend. It's a great, unique game mixing strategy and FPS together. It's awesome.
Oyin narmolni dagin nostalgiyami baribir nostalgiyaga tortadi
you wanna get yourself a moba mouse for this game
Oldie, but a Goldie.
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