Freedom Force vs The 3rd Reich (PC) - Reviews
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27.2.2009
In difference to the other poster I can definitely confirm that FFvTR works on Vista 64bit SP1, except for hardware DirectSound for which you'll need Creative's Alchemy software or similar.Freedom Force vs The Third Reich scores over the original Freedom Force in several areas. The characters arrive fully formed, the graphics, sound and interface are improved and the plotline is more coherent. It's a fantastic team based real time strategy game with endless opportunity for customisation should you so wish.The only disadvantages are the patchy sound support which does not always work (a FFvTR bug), a couple of crashes and an average difficulty level that's probably lower than the original Freedom Force.The game is a bit cheesy in parts,
17.6.2005
It's been a while since the original Freedom Force was released and this game gives you more of the same but with a World War 2 slant to it. I also had the feeling that it didn't play as long as the original(Even though I stuck with the same characters for most of the missions, I wasn't able to release all of their special powers before I had finished the game(although this was on the easy level)). Some of the new characters were a nice addition.If you played and enjoyed the original then you'll enjoy this too. If you haven't, see if you can get your hands on the original, it's probably cheaper and has more gameplay hours.
24.5.2005
The only way to describe this game is "great fun"!A fine blend of RPG style character development and storyline and tactical strategy, this game ignores most of todays games obssessions with realism and revels in it's garish colours, corny dialogue and cheesey voice acting! Set in the Silver (and Golden) age of comics, the creators have an obvious love of all aspects of the genre.The voices are worth special mention - they all really fit with the source material. Without dissing Mentors hilarious dull monotone, I particularly love Sky King's "Jimmy Stewart" and Blackjack's "chirpy Cockney".
20.12.2010
A very enjoyable game. It really captures the fun of comic books. There is plenty of great game play.The graphics have held up pretty well.