Resumen
Jagged Alliance: Crossfire es una expansión independiente del exitoso juego de rol táctico Jagged Alliance: Back in Action. Crossfire añade nuevos mercenarios, nuevos entornos y nuevas armas para desafiar las habilidades de planificación del jugador en el campo de batalla, a la vez que ofrece la combinación de diálogos humorísticos y combate realista que los fans esperan de la serie desde hace una década.
Argumento
Trabajo bien hecho, soldado! La isla de Arulco es libre; sin embargo, hay otros países bajo la sombra de la guerra que son ignorados por el resto del mundo. Khanpaa, una nación pacífica y tranquila, está sometida al terrorífico control de hierro de un grupo de mercenarios a sueldo... y sin embargo, las Naciones Unidas miran hacia otro lado. El embajador de la ONU, Behnam Atiqullah, intenta ayudar a su país, pero no puede hacer mucho. La intervención militar de una gran potencia mundial no parece ser una opción y Khanpaa parece estar sola...
Ahí es donde entras TÚ! Como genio estratégico detrás de tu propia Corporación Militar Privada, te has comprometido a ayudar trayendo a tu equipo de hábiles mercenarios para retomar la atormentada nación de Khanpaa. Ayuda al pueblo oprimido contratando a un equipo de curtidos pistoleros a sueldo y prepárate para la batalla en las traicioneras y heladas tierras bajas de las montañas. Por el camino, descubre por qué Khanpaa se ha convertido en un sangriento campo de batalla y quién pretende beneficiarse de verdad.
Jagged Alliance: Crossfire Instrucciones de activación
Jagged Alliance: Crossfire Opiniones y valoraciones
One of the best 5 games I ever played in my entire lifeIgnore the others negative reviews of xcom fanboyz , they like something from thisOne of the best 5 games I ever played in my entire lifeIgnore the others negative reviews of xcom fanboyz , they like something from this game but yet they give a 0 score in their reviews, that say everything about their "fair" judgment
Back in Action and Crossfire are two typical examples of 3D graphics done wrong. Don't get me wrong, the graphics themselves are okay, but itBack in Action and Crossfire are two typical examples of 3D graphics done wrong. Don't get me wrong, the graphics themselves are okay, but it is the camera that annoys me. You are practically forced to always adjust the camera which is a NO GO in a modern Iso-3D-Game.The game itself is okay-ish, but it definitely lacks the atmosphere of the original JA games.
Crossfire shoots blanks. You don't need the original JA and the tactical part of the game isn't that bad but what good is it when the rest sucks big time.
Well, some users don't like it after comparing to JABIA. I can understand that since DLC only cost 5 dollars and this "standalone expansion"Well, some users don't like it after comparing to JABIA. I can understand that since DLC only cost 5 dollars and this "standalone expansion" cost 30 bucks. Now if you put that aside, the combat of JAC is net. Most bugs in JABIA is fixed. The gaming experience is nice, especially when the enemies walked right into your carefully planned traps surrounded by landmines and be picked out without giving you a scratch, or when your men throw a grenade or two into a room packed with enemies. Never directly confront the enemies. Never expecting to finished a map in one go. They are armies and your are only mercenaries after all. Playing on hard with LOS.
You wanted more of the same? Then Crossfire has got you covered. It's an add-on that doesn't bring much new to the table and does little to enhance the core strategic gameplay. That notwithstanding, it still is perfectly solidly playable and quite challenging.
Fecha de lanzamiento | 24 de agosto de 2012 |
Editor | THQ Nordic |
Contenido calificado | T (Teen) |
Modos de juego | Un solo jugador |
Perspectivas de los jugadores | Vista de pájaro / Isométrica |
Géneros | Juegos de rol (RPG), Simulador, Táctico, Estrategia, Estrategia por turnos (TBS) |
Temas | Acción, Guerra |
Plataformas | PC (Microsoft Windows) |