World Famous Comics: Freedom Force Vs. The Third Reich
Freedom Force Vs. The Third Reich
From: Vivendi Universal Average Rating: Binding: CD-ROM ESRB Age Rating: Teen Format: CD-ROM Label: Vivendi Universal Model: 72337 Number of Items: 1 Release Date: March 08, 2005
Features:
Help Freedom Force save the world from the evil axis powers
Brand new chapter in the ever-expanding Freedom Force universe
6 new playable heroes from 2 distinct eras of comic books
A hoard of new villains bent on world domination; radically enhanced graphics
Vastly improved multiplayer, including several completely new modes
Product Description: Freedom Force vs. the Third Reich brings dynamic storytelling, fast-paced tactical role-play, and larger-than-life characters from the comic book pages to the computer screen. In this title, the league of heroes must travel back in time to defeat Blitzkrieg, defender of the Reich and his homicidal henchmen. With action spanning from the blasted battlefields of World War II to the dazzling depths of distant dimensions, "Freedom Force vs. the Third Reich" will give Freedom Fans more than they can handle. For the first time in gaming - a trip to the Golden Age of comics
Good, but too short This was an excellent game in terms of fun and quality. The graphics are excellent and the story is well suited to the story at the same time. However, it was far too short, and lacks some replayability.
The greatest super heroes - who never were. You will believe that these heroes have existed in the pages of comics for over half a century, that they were the creations of Jack Kirby, that you're looking at actual comic book covers during the loading screens.
The personalities are perfect. The heroes are interesting, likable, and unique. The game-play is pure time-slipping joy. It's campy, well polished, and delivered better than any other super hero based game ever made.
DC and Marvel... TAKE NOTE!
Here's hoping we see more of Freedom Force. The first game was great (Be sure and grab the 1.3 patch if you decide to pick up the original game, it addresses XP SP2 issues!), But this sequel is as close to perfection as any game has ever come, in terms of embodying a love of classic comic books, and super heroes.
Excelsior!
Great Except for Bugs (no patches available) I just got this game for Christmas, and loved it. That is, until the sound failed. Oddly enough the game somehow resets the sound and speaker settings on my computer. I love the game though, and if it weren't for the sound problem (for which there is no patch [and there is no patch available of any kind at this point]) I would rate the whole thing five stars.
like Xmen legends but more rpg and less beat them up this game kind off plays like xmen legends but emphasises the rpg aspect as opposed to the beat them up
Amazing, but a bit short I have played the original FF and I must say that that game is probably one of the best games I own. This was a good follow-up effort. I was dissapointed with the new heroes, though. Out of the six new heroes, only Tombstone is any good. He also has the best origin. The modding tools were better on the first game, or at least were easier to understand, anyway. The story and gameplay were great, though I wish the game had been longer. The new villians were probably the coolest aspect.
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