Syndicate Plus™

... when I bought my first "PC-Games" magazin. It came with a floppy including a demo mission of Syndicate. I fell in love with the futuristic, dystrophic world of syndicate. Research, many next gen weapons, body modifications and team management. It was ... no - it still is an awsome game.

Great game. A+++ Cyberpunk Atmosphere, genius music. Still have it boxed.

Great game for its time, some game bugs still exist (when too many people crowd a train and some get "stuck on the tracks")... One DOSBox bug still exists: CTRL-D does NOT work... SCODE.com (Google for it) shows CTRL-D is being picked up with the same settings, but the software never does. My recommended settings: 2xsai, DO NOT keep aspect ratio, fullscreen mode, overlay...

For me too many bug. Audio doesn't works and in a mission two crashes. I used to play this game on my amiga 500. It's still fascinating but on w10 doesn't works really good

This game has got very little depth to it. Some missions will require a little bit of thought but, most just require you to wait for the enemy agents to charge you while you mow them all down. There really is no tactical element to this game even if the mission briefings would have you believe otherwise. I do love the look and atmosphere of the game. The cities really do have a dystopian future feel and, especially considering when this was released, feel very alive with all the police and civilians moving around. You can have some fun with this and on a technical level it works exactly how it should but it gets repetitive very quickly. worth buying on sale if only to experience what is considered a historically significant game. The American Revolt expansion is absolutely ridiculous. Whoever made it seems to have spent about 10 minutes just making it ridiculously hard and nothing much else. Most of the missions (Possibly all) are played on the same maps as the original American missions, just with different scenarios. The enemy agents have had their speed and accuracy upped to ridiculous levels and everyone, including police and guards, has top of the range weaponry including lasers and gauss guns. I kind of enjoyed it just for the ridiculous challenge and it's also quite funny to see rockets firing off from everywhere across the map while squads of agents run around on fire and screaming. To give you an idea of the difficulty, one of the first available missions (Alaska) is failed in around 20 seconds if you don't act. Not for most people, but if you like a challenge, this is it.