Titans of Steel
The game is worth the download for the battle module alone, but the other two are great additions for advanced players who want to role-play, even if the 'role-playing' element is a bit limited. The battlefield plays like an excellent game of chess, with a lot of high-tech weapons and skills similar to AD&D games. The latest version of the game adds a solid map editor, and an excellent module that allows plot lines to be built, thereby integrating the modules together. Best of all, the development team listens very actively to players' comments and criticisms on the game, and consistently releases new add-ons and patches to make the game even better. The learning curve is quite steep, but Vicious Byte recently added an excellent tutorial and updated manual that should make the game more accessible to beginners. If you're a Battletech fan or fan of tactical wargames in general, Titans of Steel comes highly recommended.
Average Rating: | 9.01 [217 votes] |
Genre: | War |
Designer: | Kai Sausmikat & Henrik Schmidt |
Developer: | Vicious Byte |
Publisher: | Freeware |
Year: | 1999 |
Software Copyright: | Vicious Byte |
Theme: | Science Fiction, Design Tool |
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Related Links: | Official site , Tribaal's Den |
More Info: | Mobygames | The Web |
System Requirements: | Windows 95/98 |
If you like this game, try: | MechWar, PowerDOLLS, Mechwarrior |
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