This is a pretty cool RTS-game in the post apocalyptic wasteland. Think of it as Fallout 1 as an RTS. You have: - Humans - Mutants - Robots The levels are really fun and very challenging. The environments are cool and it is quite unique to its gameplay style. What makes the game special is the awesome techno-metal soundtrack. It pumps you up, making you ready for warfare more than any other in-game music. At the time I liked the calm of Age of Empire II's music, but this is dirty, hectic and filled with chaos! Give it a shot, soundtrack alone os worth 6 bucks =)
This was the last game I ever bought for full price $60 when it came out. I loved the other games, but this one was boring and even Rolf Saxon sounded older and more tired in a way. The feeling is just gone and the ending blows. Stick with game 1 and 2 and refuse 3D in point and click gaming as much as possible.
This game was the first "modern" game I played after I got my Windows XP computer (before that I only had Win 98). At the time the game blew my mind with its graphics and gameplay, but today it really doesn't look good. There are too few details, and so extremely streamlined. It also ends too suddenly and even the first time I played it I remember thinking: "Was that it?" I was used to the long games like Quake 2 and Jedi Knight after all. With the expansions the game becomes longer, but at the time there was this huge battle between CoD and MoH. CoD looked worse, but had better story and with CoD 2 the battle was won and has been ever since. Allied Assault does have some great voice acting and the weapons feel cool and sound awesome. They really can deliever a punch. I'd give this one a try, but like said: it hasn't aged too well and it gets boring. Even Pacific Assault was too streamlined with forrests who aren't really a forest. For a WWII game I much rather would play CoD World at War or CoD 2.
