This is a remake in flash of an old game named Incubation. Command a squad of marines in this 3D tactical battle game.
This is old news. But i think this flashgame need some words..
It’s a great flashgame, do you remeber X-Com or Ufo Enemy Unknown? Well this seems that old (amazing) classic game in a flash version!
I think this is worth at least a couple of minutes of your time, if you wanna check it here the link..
Good job Toge Games!
Sometime ago i had this idea, what about remaking the X-Com Ufo game using the Dawn of War 2 Engine ? It would be a great single player experience, plus a decent if not good multiplayer experience…
What do you think?
The UFO:AI development team is proud to announce the release of UFO: Alien Invasion Version 2.3. Two years in the making, this version features loads of new content, a dramatically improved rendering engine and extensive improvements to nearly every aspect of the game’s campaign and battle systems.
A few highlights of what’s new in version 2.3
* Complete overhaul of the campaign system, so that alien activity changes depending on the player’s actions
* New capabilities for the rendering engine, including bumpmapping, specular lighting, glowmapping, flare support, texture blending and more
* A new tactical overhead map
* Alien bases have been added and the player can mount an assault on them
* Support for crashed UFO missions
* Overhauls of the map editor
* Loads of new maps and new tiles for existing maps that are randomly generated
* New weapons
* New music and sound effects
* And loads of behind-the-scenes optimizations and tweaks for everything from the pathfinding to the user interface
Cenega decided to release for the fans the special edition comic The Decline and Fall of the Flying Island. It is now downloadable for free. At the official site there is also a win7 patch for ufo aftershock game.
This weekend Steam features some good deals..
The Freedom Force Pack and X-COM Complete Pack from 2K Games are available for $2/€2/£2 until Monday!
Tropico 3 from Kalypso Media Digital is available for 66% off until Monday!
The X-Com and Force Pack for me it’s like buying (generally considered) Abandonware, but hey it’s a free world! Both buyers and sellers are free to do as they want.. BTW The X-Com pack is really tempting..
This patch upgrades any previous version of UFO: Afterlight to version 1.7.
Thanks to Ufo forum community and especially PetteriB, who has biggest merit in this patch.
IMPORTANT:This game was released as freeware for U.S. based consumers by the United States Air Force. (wikipedia) This means that it won’t work for non-americans players. You can try to download it and run.. but it probably won’t work. You may need a “fix” file to run it outside U.S.A 😆
Area 51 is the only action-packed 1st person shooter set in the U.S. governments most secret and secure military facility. The U.S. Army has received a distress signal from Area 51 where a viral outbreak has just shut down the research facility and the automated quarantine procedures have locked all scientific and military personnel inside.
A small Special Forces unit led Specialist Ethan Cole of HAZMAT (hazardous materials) Division is sent to investigate. As Cole, players will delve into five massive levels within the confines of Area 51, discover a mutagenic side effect of the virus that controls the minds of those infected, as well as an ancient alien colony buried beneath the facility. With a multitude of human and alien weapons, players must explore chilling conspiracies such as the extraterrestrial crash at Roswell and the faked lunar landing, in order to solve the enigmas of Area 51 before the viral mutagen is released and irrevocably mutates all life on earth.
-Singleplayer
-Multiplayer (1-4)
Midway's AREA 51
1.9 GiB - 2,079 downloads
Midway’s Area 51 is now available to download and play for FREE as an ad supported game. This is a full version with no time expiration sponsored by the US Air Force.
Chain of Command is a real-time, multiplayer tactical wargame set in Normandy in World War 2, pitting American troops against German troops. The player commands four soldiers in various short actions, and will most likely find himself part of a larger group or team of other players, some of whom may be his commander, and some of whom may be (eventually) his subordinates. The player commands his own four men directly, responding to orders given to him by his commanders, and passing on orders to his subordinates. Players are themselves responsible for how they carry out other players’ orders (if they choose to carry them out at all), as they fight missions against enemy teams. Players are encouraged to preserve all their men and so may, when the risk is great, withdraw their men from the field, even against their commanders’ wishes. At the end of each action players receive points from their commanders, and these points go toward their next promotion.
Players are also encouraged to join Regiments and play with other members of their Regiments. Missions played for the Regiment go toward the Regiment’s relative standing. The Regiments provide focus for good team play over a long period.
Chain of Command is designed to be a realistic portrayal of small-unit infantry actions, and many of its systems are designed to take advantage of the multiplayer environment to simulate realistic flows in this type of action.
