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Crossfire: Dungeons Download For Windows PC

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About This Game Battle against rival fantasy armies in this fast paced turn based strategy game. Fight powerful bosses while you hunt for treasure in dungeon mode, play through over one hundred single player missions in campaign mode, or match wits against your friends in multiplayer. Simple one-click per unit control scheme takes minutes to learn, while the in-depth army building and game strategy keeps you coming back for more. 6 different armies to master each with unique units, strengths and play styles. A fantasy themed game inspired by classic board games like Chess, Stratego and Battleship. Key FeaturesSix unique armies (Humans, Elves, Dwarves, Lizardmen, Undead and Skitterlings) Roleplaying dungeon mode allowing you to build a party over time and delve into randomly generated levels Four unique and powerful bosses Collect treasure to buy new units and boost your coffers Five different campaigns with multiple endings for each campaign Branching campaign mission structure Includes dedicated server softwarePre-generated forces if you like to get straight to the action, or take the time to spend your money to customize your own force Supports multiplayer with a friend with customizable game settings Dynamic fog of war Simple to use one-click control scheme Includes all of the content from Crossfire: The Northern Campaigns 1075eedd30 Title: Crossfire: DungeonsGenre: StrategyDeveloper:Random Thoughts EntertainmentPublisher:Random Thoughts EnterainmentRelease Date: 15 Jan, 2007 Crossfire: Dungeons Download For Windows PC crossfire dungeons. crossfire dungeons Love turn-nased games, thisone is not the worst. I'll give 6/10. This game feels unfinished. Gameplay is repetitive. Maps and locations are dull and troops classes doesen't give you much in a strategy. This game feels unfinished. Gameplay is repetitive. Maps and locations are dull and troops classes doesen't give you much in a strategy. More like a browser app than a game (or something along the lines of minefield/solitaire). It's really not what you expect. Extremely simplified gameplay consisting of moving units once in order to attack. I have not tested the multiplayer which appears to work on IP address but assuming it works then I would say it could be worth you picking this up to play with friends. As a single player game it is almost worthless and with AI ranged units seeming to know exactly where you are and your ranged guys using a "pick a random square and you might get lucky" means of finding them the chances are your entire squad could be picked off by a lone ranged unit with poison. Don't get drawn in by the Citadel Miniatures look of the pieces - the graphics are pixelated and generally poor. Others have whined about the sound being fuzzy - which it is - but it serves very little purpose anyway so if you must play this play it with the sound off. Unless you want something lightweight to toy around with in work when you are bored or know others who want to engage with you in multiplayer then avoid.. The single player mode is ruined as the autosave feature (or any save feature) has been broken for years in the PC port. Last patch 2 years ago... don't expect it fixed.There is also much to be said about how the AI handles the fog of war, as enemy archers are very consistent in hitting you without previously doing missing shots or spotting you.Maps are very very repetitive.I expected a casual fantasy tactic or dungeon crawling game, but there are free flash games with similar quality or better, to be honest. Shame on that missing patch because it could have been a little fun game.The only thing that stands is multiplayer, that can be fun.So if you buy this, do it with some friends (and wait for sale), the single player game isn't worth the about 1 euro sale price.Edit: Let me say it clear, you are going to play the campaigns or the dungeon campaign, after playing an hour you will try to save your progress so you can go outside to have a life. No, you can't. There is an autosave feature that doesn't work. Thus, no campaign (which are long enough to need that autosave).. Game is incomplete. No save, quit or load buttons. No directions or options information. Must start from beginning every time you play the game.

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