Posted on: March 14, 2011
TulsethHavoc
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Patriots and propaganda abound!
I've played both the original Freedom Force and this game, and I have to say that they're both strong titles in their own right. Likable characters, intriguing story, and excellent tactical gameplay. While both games are very "champions of the homeland" oriented, this one has an even more "Yeah America! (or in this case, 'Yeah Allied Powers!')" feel to it than the first game. Everything about the story hearkens back to the origins of comic books--stalwart defenders of the common folk, battling against the forces that threaten their safety and way of life. The difficulty can range from easy to very challenging (the latter of which may or may not be desirable). Each super-hero or super-heroine has his or her own type of abilities with different damage types. In turn, enemies have a wide variety of resistances that can counteract those damage types. The cold-powered super-villain Nuclear Winter, for example, absorbs or reflects ice damage attacks. Because of a mix of enemies with different attack potential and resistances, the game can be difficult (especially in the first missions) if you don't know how to approach your objectives. Initially, this factor turned me off in a big way, but I got through each problematic mission after re-trying it a few times. As you progress throughout the game, you can upgrade your team members and/or recruit new champions of justice to your cause. You can even create custom super-heroes or super-heroines to join your team! I just wish there were more custom options other than using the main characters' templates. If you're a fan of strategy games, the bygone days of comics, and good old-fashioned campy humor, then you'll probably enjoy this overlooked gem.
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