
Freedom is threatened yet again and only Minute Man and his heroic Freedom Force can save the day in the follow up to one of the most critically acclaimed games of 2002. Freedom Force vs. the Third Reich brings dynamic storytelling, fast-paced tactical role-play, and larger-than-life characters from the comic book pages to the computer...
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Languages: English
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degno sequel della prima uscita. andrebbe riproposto in modo moderno ed ancora il suo stile spaccherebbe
8,1/10
One of the beat games ever.
норм
old but good game
I bought both Freedom Force games but only finished the first one.
Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich is a game I remember fondly from my childhood, and revisiting it today reminds me just how unique it was. Despite its comic book aesthetics and larger-than-life heroes, it is not an action brawler: it is actually a squad-based real-time strategy game, and a surprisingly deep one at that. Developed by Irrational Games, the studio that would later create BioShock, it combines tactical combat with a wonderfully campy superhero storyline. You command a colorful cast of heroes, each with distinct powers and abilities, and deploy them strategically in missions that require positioning, resource management, and smart use of your powers. The “vs. The Third Reich” storyline is as pulpy and over-the-top as it sounds, blending time travel, comic book villainy, and WWII-era heroics. The presentation is pure love for the golden age of comics: bold colors, exaggerated dialogue, and a constant sense of fun. The gameplay systems encourage experimentation, and the ability to create your own heroes adds even more replayability. It is one of the most original superhero games ever made, and still stands out today for daring to do something different with the genre. Score: 7.5/10 - A clever and nostalgic mix of strategy and superhero spectacle.
Tres bon jeu de strategie mais avec des graphismes qui datent aujourdhui ! Si l idee de creer des superheros de toutes pieces pour affronter d autres super vilains vous tentent , ce jeu et pour vous ! C est une sorte de Xcom like mais avec des perso commed ans l univers Marvel ou dc (au choix) , La gestion de la camera est un peu deroutante mais une fois la prise en main , tout roule ! Nota : Lisez bien les ordres de missions parceque parfois un game over arrive sans trop savoir pourquoi loool Interet : 13/20 Realisation : 13/20
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Я даже не знаю с чего начать, у меня эта игра в стиме, первое, по счастливой случайности она попалась мне в магазине на глаза, второе я играл в неё в детстве, для рядового СНГ игрока это вообще не понятная пародия на какую нибудь игру по вселенной марвел, но если не брать в расчет мои детские воспоминания, продукт уникальный, с интересными механиками, незамысловатым сюжетом, да в целом игра после себя оставляет приятные ощущения, она стоит не дорого, советую взять, пару вечеров она вам скрасит.
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