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by CloudRuler - written on 05/09/08 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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Lord Dominion has a supply of Energy-X which he intends to bestow upon the criminals of our society, giving them supernatural powers which will enable them to assert their dominance over the rest of us. Mentor discovers this plan and steals the Energy-X with the aim of bestowing it upon upholders of justice. Mentor's ship is shot down and the Energy-X distributed amongst various members of society some of which constitute your Freedom Force team. Freedom Force is very comic book like and this graphical style fits well with the story and characters. Your view of the world isn't limited, the camera rotates very well to permit you to view it from different ...
by mvwmail - written on 27/06/02 (Very useful, 369 readings)
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There have been many superhero games produced in the past, but very few have been exceptional, or even memorable. The majority of games from this genre that have been produced can be found on the consoles and are invariably platform games. A few exceptions spring to mind, one is 'Batman the Movie' which was a multilevel extravaganza, and looked and sounded exceptional on the Commodore Amiga. Well my friends, times are changing. Freedom Force is a real time super-hero strategy game. Admittedly it does borrow some elements from well-established games such as XCOM, with squad based game play, where the action can be stopped at any time, ...
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