Twilight 2000
It sucked, had lots of bugs, and the game just went on with one mission after another with no end in sight. The manual was of little help. They tried to include a 3d tank simulation in an otherwise tactical rpg game, it was not very succesful, and confusing. Seemingly there were things you could not control and things you could control but with no instructions how to do it. I stoped playing after I don't now how many missions, because nothing new was happening and the manufacturers just seemed to have forgoten to include a end.
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Contribution by Disapointed
Paragon's last game is one of the best RPG / strategy hybrids ever produced, with excellent AI, lots of gameplay options, and outstanding character creation and tactical combat module that features all sorts of realistic factors and modern weapons. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, Twilight 2000 puts you in control of expert army squad sent to various peacekeeping missions around the globe. Tactical, financial, and personnel decisions all combine into an addictive game that foreshadows Sir-Tech's Jagged Alliance years later.
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Rate:
(9 ratings)
(9 ratings)
Genre:
Strategy
Software house:
Empire Software
Developer:
Paragon Software
Publisher:
Paragon Software
Year:
1991
System:
DOS
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