UFO Aftermath

Posted by admin on December 22nd, 2008 filed in 3D, Strategy

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UFO: Aftermath combines global strategy with small squad tactical combat in the fight against an alien invasion. It features run-time generated tactical missions, completely in 3D, with innovative simultaneous action combat, strong RPG elements and strategy game on the planetary level.

The game opens with a very creepy horror-like cinematic, showing off mutilated human bodies lying lifelessly in an abandoned movie theater… it’s a dreadful sight (But a perfect way to start a videogame! - Six). Some time ago, an unidentified alien vessel entered Earth’s atmosphere and sprayed huge clouds of spores into the air. In time, these spores completely blocked out the sun and forced humankind to live in darkness for years. This period was called the “The Twilight.” Deadly spores began raining down from the sky, systematically eradicating most higher forms of life on the planet. Several scattered pockets of resistance remained underground and managed to survive through this crisis. Now the time has come for somebody to drive away these uninvited guests, unite the remnants of mankind, and discover the secrets of the alien technology. This will be your ultimate goal throughout the entire game. Not much of a plot, I’d say. And it would’ve been a lot more interesting if the lads at ALTAR considered expanding a bit on characterization, dialogue, NPC’s, etc. This doesn’t have any drastic influence on the gameplay itself, but it does make the game seem a bit shallow. Players have hardly anybody or anything to involve them deeper into the storyline, which leaves the game feeling flat.
At its core, UFO: Aftermath still carries a gameplay structure very similar to old X-COM games. The easiest way to describe how this game works would be to compare it to titles like Fallout and even Bullfrog’s Syndicate Wars. You control a group of characters, all of whom can act individually or as a team. Players should also understand that even though you are allowed to move your characters in real-time (you have an option to keep the clock running continuously - 2Lions), the core of the gameplay focuses mainly on team-oriented, turn-based tactical combat. Generally, it still revolves around fending off alien attacks on land, and sending strike teams into battle by assigning them to different outposts across the globe. Of course, there’s a lot more to it than just taking out alien baddies.

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