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Massive Assault Network 2

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System requirements

  • OS: Windows 2000 or XP w/ SP1
  • Processor: 1.6GHz Intel Pentium 4, AMD Athlon 2500 or better
  • Memory: 512 MB system RAM
  • Video: GeForce 5600 with 128MB VRAM or better
  • Sound: DirectX 8.1 compatible sound card
  • Modem: 28.8k + Internet connection or better
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    Massive Assault Network 2 is turn-based. However, it uses cutting edge 3D technology, which makes it look like RTS. Plus, the engine allows you to move a couple of units in a close sequence so that visually they move and shoot simultaneously producing RTS-style visual effects.

    The game is based on the legendary Massive Assault series from which it inherits the best elements: original "Secret Allies" concept, streamlined turn-based gameplay, perfectly-balanced unit parameters, state-of-the art interface and endless replayability.

    The gameplay is easy to understand, but difficult to conquer, and most importantly, very addictive. Lead your divisions, fleets and air squadrons to crush the enemies with no mercy!

    Game Features

    • A.I. opponents for training
    • Fascinating 3D engine
    • "Fancy Camera" captures the most dramatic moments
    • Play multiple games simultaneously
    • Find live opponents of any desired skill level
    • 25 beautiful planets, 42 units of all type

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    CUSTOMER REVIEWS

    2nd Mar

    By GShock

    Another successful strategy game for GamersGate. Man2 is a very deep game that, in principle, is a variant of a spicy chess game. No dice, no luck, only moves: pure strategy for a simple game, yet so complex and so rewarding when mastered fully. These tiny robots are under all aspect chess pieces playing on different maps each with rivers, gorges, mountains, roads that require different strategies but the longevity doesn't just come from how your opponent moves but also how each time the nations appearing on the map get shuffled, which is particularly important with the secret allies you may disclose when fruitful. The units have each a different set of attributes making them suitable for defense or offense but it's up to you how to move them. Some are long range attackers, some others can move swiftly on rugged terrain...some have multiple attack capability and some others are transports whose strategic value is always misinterpreted. You will have to lay a masterplan and adapt to the circumstances sometimes with few turns in advance and you will sometimes sacrifice a nation and battle long to see this sacrifice fulfilled while fighting on the ground, at sea, in the air. Your opponent is the key factor in this game. He has different robots at disposal but they follow your same rules and attributes. Variety and improvisation are essential...and if you play your cards right, you can use your secret allies to lie ambushes, traps, lure enemies forward and then cut off their retreat routes. It is a RTS but not only that...it makes use of a gameserver where you can find opponents and play. You can play against a decent AI but the game will be so much more rewarding when you beat your first human opponent! Tired of PBEM and opponents dropping before you can claim victory? Tired to wait a week for next turn? Imagine engaging in 4 games, 1 against the AI 2 against the same human opponent and 1 against your buddy. You will drop in and out of these games when you receive the moves for the turn or you can just focus on one of your opponents and get back to the other games when you feel comfy. That's right, you can play multiple games at the same time even with chess clock in a thorough ranking system and there are also tournaments going on! Amazing, truly amazing what these guys did. Massive Assault was a superb strategy game but Man2 is by far even better. Go to their website and download the demo, you will not regret it.
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