Well maybe not a true classic since, from what I know, this game wasn't that widespread back in the day -- but I could be wrong. Deadlock was the first strategy game I have ever played, back in 1998 or something. Clean interface, a lot of technologies, buildings, units, strategic possibilities -- all packed in a well rounded game, especially for the time. A must have for any strategy game enthusiast. Runs great on modern systems.
Deadlock 2 comes with additional features compared to the first game released in 1996. There are more buildings, more technologies, more units, ability to create sea bases... the list goes on. There are more interfaces too -- the tech tree comes to mind. However, the quality of these interfaces is questionable in my opinion. The design from Deadlock 1 was cleaner. Deadlock 2 looks like a mess most of the times. Worth the money just to test the new features -- plus the removal of the unit limit per territory; so yeah, you can have 20 tanks in one territory waiting to launch a massive attach -- but you'll need to pay for upkeep for all that as well. Anyways, great game overall, works fine for me on Windows 10.
