| Publisher |
Virtual Programming
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| Type |
Demo |
| License |
Demo |
| Version |
v2 |
| Date Added |
3/10/2005 |
| Size |
167 MB |
Massive Assault Demo v2
Take the command of the "Free Nations Union (F.N.U.)" and defeat the secret alliance "Phantom League" on one of 6 distant planets. The war for global domination will unroll on continents, at sea and in the air. Lead your divisions, fleets and air squadrons against those, who dared threaten our freedom and democracy!
The game utilizes Wargaming.nets high-performance 3D engine giving revolutionary look and feel to turn based global-scale games. The gameplay is smooth and easy-to-learn.
The game contains original political system, preserving the intrigue throughout the whole war. Each side has a bunch of allied countries, unknown to the enemy. Secret allies can disclose and provide troops at any moment, surprisingly shifting the power balance in particular region.
The game is set in dynamic strategic environment, where the tide can turn for several times. And if you finally win, you will feel like the victory was snatched from the jaws of defeat. The secret alliance concept provides endless replayability - in each game the distribution of secret allies is totally different, so you will never have two alike games, facing unique strategic situation. You will have to employ the eternal principles of warfare, such as:
Usage of terrain advantages
Outflanking moves and envelopment
Troops concentration in the area of main strike
Cutting enemy supply routes
Screening maneuvers
Guerrilla tactics and sabotage
Liberating the continents, you will be involved into huge naval landing operations, will learn how to operate carrier battle groups, provide artillery support and will face other non-trivial challenges.
Features
Original political system based on "Secret Allies" providing endless replayability
Smooth and Dynamic Gameplay
Full 3D Graphic Engine
Huge 3D Landscapes
26 Detailed 3D Units Realistic Lighting, Explosions and Effects
3D Sound
6 Different Worlds (planets)
AI, Hot Seat and Internet Play Mode
Networking code updated to latest PC code. Fixes many problems with network play
Totally new rendering engine. Fixed many problems with first conversion model
Texture reduction preference now works properly. Fixes many users with slow game response issues
Optimized rendering engine to speed it up. Was doing a large number of unnecessary calculations. Vast speed improvement.
Audio now played through OpenAL. Fixes stability issues, is faster, and supports some specialized hardware
This latest version will give huge performance increases on lower specified machines.
Mac OS X Only
Mac OS X 10.2
256 MB RAM
600 MHz CPU G3
CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive
32MB OpenGL 1.3 compatible video card
650MB HDD Free Space
TCP/IP connection for Internet play
 Massive Assault Demo
 Buy the full game now at Macgamestore.com.
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zobi (6/27/2006 - version v2) |
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=> can't download. :/ |
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Sans Dieu Rien (4/29/2005 - version v2) |
| Aw, so close! It still looks like it's in beta testing...The bugs aren't fatal, but little things like text being cut off a bit, unpolished unit graphics, awkward menu flashes, and the like...Yes, the update does increase the speed. Before the upgrade, the game was painful! Now it's somewhat bearable. Massive Assault is more of a turn-based game, and very well could've been a contender, if it were more polished. |
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alex (3/27/2005 - version v2) |
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Greenday (3/15/2005 - version v2) |
| V2 'unexpectedly quit' error when opening. |
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Green (3/11/2005 - version v2) |
| In short this is a poor chess-like version of C&C Generals. Even the menu screen is simillar. What really bugs me the most about this game, and many others, is that it has the potential to be really, really good. However it seems that they just haven't taken the extra step to make it so. The units on both sides are identical, a country can be invaded with 5 tanks, the list goes on and on. Having said that the game does have some good points which make it pretty fun, mainly the ability to have secret allies, and being able to flank the enemy. Overall it is an alright game that could have been good. |
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