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The year is 2054. Fifty years ago, something terrible happened, resulting in the Earth's surface becoming uninhabitable. The remnants of humankind escaped to an immense flying island, the Laputa. However a revolt against increasingly rigid and corrupt h...
The year is 2054. Fifty years ago, something terrible happened, resulting in the Earth's surface becoming uninhabitable. The remnants of humankind escaped to an immense flying island, the Laputa. However a revolt against increasingly rigid and corrupt human leadership of the island escalated into a conflict that eventually destroyed it. The survivors of the survivors flee once again. Can they reclaim the Earth from the unknown forces now holding her in their grasp?
A unique combination of real-time and turn-based combat
More control over tactical combat and global strategy
More types of enemies and a more complex storyline
Please be advised that Windows 10 operating system will receive frequent hardware driver and software updates following its release; this may affect game compatibility
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Please be advised that Windows 10 operating system will receive frequent hardware driver and software updates following its release; this may affect game compatibility
I like the class system and the combat is similar to fallout tactics, when the proper uses of firing lines and ambush will win you the day. Unfortunately there are too many bugs and crashed, especially i didn't manage to get the final mission event (mycera something) so i got stuck on a neverending "your base are under attacks by starghosts" loop.
UFO Aftershock is the sequel to UFO Aftermath, however it lacks a good portion of it's predecessor's "dark feel". While the game plays better then Aftermath in some respects it severely lacks the atmosphere of the original game.
Basically this game is fun for about one play-through and after that you'll want to move on to other games.
So I just spent a good while troubleshooting why the game is giving me an error before loading even the first intro logo, and then crashing.
Tried all versions and regions of patches, and after scouring the limited information available, since the game is pretty old now, I found out the reason.
Basically, if you wanna play this on a laptop that has an integrated Intel UHD graphics card.... you won't.
Simple as that. No going around it.
Seeing as Intel is the biggest supplier of integrated graphics cards on the market, and seeing as the majority of gamers that don't really need to own a '360 Noscope Pro Gamer Razer Gaming Rig 9000' are on laptops, I would very much like GOG to at least properly test the games they put on their store to check if the product is more than a virtual paperweight, since, oh you know... PEOPLE ARE SPENDING MONEY ON IT...
At least add a warning to the store page or something.