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War just came back home.

<span class="bold">World in Conflict</span>, a beautiful love-letter to tactics and explosions, is available now on Windows, DRM-free on GOG.com

A hail of artillery pierces tanks and grocery stores, as homes, terrified men, and boys burn under sheets of napalm. Retreat? Never. These are your homes - and you've said your goodbyes fifteen seconds ago. A stunning flash engulfs the now radioactive pit formerly known as Jamestown High and for a few seconds there is silence. But the battle rages on, a dozen blocks down, and your attention is needed elsewhere.

World in Conflict is one of a kind, really. It's an RTS that succeeded in becoming both action-oriented and incredibly tactical, easily accessible but challenging, and a beautiful spectacle of war. It wasn't the first to do many of the things that make it brilliant, but the combination of small-scale tactics on huge battlefields, and the sheer destructive force at your fingertips is unlike any other. You're put in control of a small squad of infantry, tanks, air support or artillery - just one part of a larger clash. Dynamic single-player missions will take you through the various roles and locations in every battle, keeping you constantly at peak intensity as you defend the United States from an onslaught of enemy forces - and then execute a counter-attack in the Soviet Assault expansion.

Commander - three minutes until the second nuke is primed.

The bonds of war and terrifying firepower at your fingertips, <span class="bold">World in Conflict</span> is available now, DRM-free on GOG.com
Is it better than Act of War: Gold Edition ?
Post edited September 01, 2015 by ne_zavarj
So this was developed by the same guys that made the Ground Control games... Very cool.


I do find the timing of the release on GOG and the shutdown of the multiplayer servers very curious. I'd bet it's not a coincidence. Ubi marketing office: "So we're shutting down the servers for World In Conflict. That sure is going to tank sales for that game. But wait, what if we release it on GOG. They won't care if it doesn't have multiplayer servers. They'll buy anything." :)
Can I play as the Soviets? I ain't interested if I can't crush the capitalist pigs
This game is so much fun, I highly recommend it. Very challenging as well.

Now DRM free. Yay.
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I've got the pleasure to complete this game as part of preparations for today's release. What struck me was the graphics, dynamic gameplay, and really interesting campaing with some cool hand drawn (I think) images between the missions. And honestly, check out the visuals for this 2007 game, just stunning.
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Crosmando: Can I play as the Soviets? I ain't interested if I can't crush the capitalist pigs
During the campaign, you switch between a US and a Sowjet character.
Post edited September 01, 2015 by The-Business
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katatonicone: I've got the pleasure to complete this game as part of preparations for today's release. What struck me was the graphics, dynamic gameplay, and really interesting campaing with some cool hand drawn (I think) images between the missions. And honestly, check out the visuals for this 2007 game, just stunning.
look at this guy enjoying video games what a nerd
Multiplayer shutting down soon and I heard good things about it, oh well, left it 9 years, I guess I can go without...
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Crosmando: Can I play as the Soviets? I ain't interested if I can't crush the capitalist pigs
You can. In campaing you play both sides. It depends on a mission.
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Elmofongo: Ubisoft still remembers GOG?

Where's my DRM Free Rainbow Six 2 and 3 games Ubisoft :P
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cyboff: hope not that far away :)
And I am not forgetting Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow and Chaos Theory.

And the missing Ghost Recon 1 expansions (1 of them sadly is exclusive to PS2)

[url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Clancy%27s_Ghost_Recon:_Jungle_Storm]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Clancy%27s_Ghost_Recon:_Jungle_Storm[/url]
This one has the best physics systems to date, at least for me.
Remember that I'm a third world folk who doesn't update his machine quite often.
World in Conflict day is much like the first Jurassic Park: yep, it's 8 years old. Yes, it's "dated". But... but damn that's stunning, even to this day!
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Crosmando: Can I play as the Soviets? I ain't interested if I can't crush the capitalist pigs
Soviet Union had pretty well rounded vairety of military hardware.

For small arms they have rifles, sniper rifles, LMGs all made from AK designs. And the reliable RPG-7.

The T-60 series of Main Battle Tanks have proven their worth.

The Hind series of Helicopters pack a punch.

And don't forget the cheap, but reliable and cost effective MIG figher jets.
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And no launch discount?
Better move it to wishlist.
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katatonicone: I've got the pleasure to complete this game as part of preparations for today's release. What struck me was the graphics, dynamic gameplay, and really interesting campaing with some cool hand drawn (I think) images between the missions. And honestly, check out the visuals for this 2007 game, just stunning.
I had trouble getting this to run on Windows 7 and 8 with Steam, and now I'm on 10. So I take it this should work flawlessly here?

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Venita: look at this guy enjoying video games what a nerd
We're all nerds here c:
Post edited September 01, 2015 by JKHSawyer
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Buenro-games: This game is so much fun, I highly recommend it. Very challenging as well.

Now DRM free. Yay.
Wasn't it already DRM free since the Securom removal in 2009?