
The official adaptation of the legendary wargame from Steve Jackson Games. Engage in futuristic warfare with armored hovercraft, superheavy tanks, infantry, and giant cybernetic war machines called "Ogres".
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese
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A complete disaster. Game can barely finish a campaign round without crashing.
This game is a buggy mess. DO NOT BUY IT! I tried to play it with two of my Uncles and we couldn't do any multiplayer whatsoever. The ranked matchmaking just says connection error, the custom game lobby only goes to two players. The Custom Lobbies also have connection errors happen so if you tried to enter a match it will just drop you before you can even see the map. In otherwords. It only works as a single player game. The AI is unforgiving at best, and cheating at worst, making it no fun to play singleplayer either. DON"T GET THIS GAME!
It's great when it works ... which is an unacceptably low percentage of the time.
It's been a while since I last tried this. So, for old times sake and a certain desire to play OGRE again, I re-installed this for another try. 1). I decided to play one of the official - and one of the most basic - scenarios, OGRE Mk. V attack on the Command Post. 2). Selected mission, made myself the attacker (the OGRE player) and pressed the start button ... 3). OK ... for some reason, I got a different map to the one normally used in this basic scenario. 4). Despite choosing to play as the attacker (the OGRE), on start of this scenario (on new/wrong map) I find I'm now playing the defender (the PanEuro forxces) - not the OGRE. 5). This is confusing - why would I bother trying to play this game when it won't let me play what it allowed me to select? 6). I seem to recall this 'frak you, player' mentality was why I gave up on this game last time. 7). Oh well ... I play games for fun. I loved OGRE as a board game - and I feel I should love it as a video game. It's probably one of the better (and simplest) board games to convert to a video game there is. So why is it that, every time I try to play it, it leave me peed off and frustrated without me getting so much as a few moments of pleasure playing it? I'd like it to work. I'd like to play the OGRE in single player mode. But I suspect you can't - it won't let you. Which is stupid. Really stupid. I'll stick to the board game, thank you - at least I can play that and have it work properly.
Unfortunalty, as much as I love Steve Jackson's lore, I can't recommend this game. The game ui is slow, the interface responds poorly to speeding up animaitons. Worst of all, every time I have gone into "overrun combat" in the campaign, my game locks and breaks completely. Read the rules .pdf off of the steve jackson website, and you have 90% of what this game was trying to achieve.
Single player campaign is very short, game resolution is very tedious.
Okay game I feel that the move to computer could have made it a bit more visually apealing.
Great game. played on the paper board back in high school during the 80s. Glad to see it back.
It's fine. It has some issues. Nothing that warrants the screeds that I have been reading, though. Get over yourselves and play this game. It's great. Even with the lousy UI.
This game is a near-exact reproduction of the board game. One player has a 5000+ ton cybertank and the other has a whole army to try and stop them. The mechanics are simple, the combat straightforward and EVERYTHING has nuclear weapons. Lots of fun and the AI is pretty good at its job for single player
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