Outlive (2001)
Genres:Strategy, Simulator, Real Time Strategy (RTS)
Themes:Action, Warfare, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:Outlive is a Brazilian real-time strategy computer game developed and produced by Continuum Entertainment. It is a mission-based real-time strategy game where the player controls either the human military or robot forces and attempts to eliminate all opposing forces. It was initially released in 2000 in Brazil (2001 for the rest of the world), and was the second and most successful product of Continuum. The game was one of the few Brazilian games to be published by a mainstream AAA publisher. It was published in the United States and Europe by Take-Two Interactive.Show more
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It was my first RTS game, i played it a lot when i was a kid, i thought this game amazing, details, gameplay, textures, story, everything in this game was made with love. Many years later when i was in high school, i discovered this game was created by brazilians. I miss this game. One of my fav RTS game
Quando criança, eu adorava explorar mundos virtuais, mas nunca tinha jogado nada parecido com esse RTS. De repente, me vi imerso em batalhas estratégicas, onde cada decisão importava e a tensão crescia a cada confronto. O jogo tinha uma profundidade incrível, desde a construção dos cenários até a inteligência artificial dos inimigos. Passei incontáveis horas tentando dominar suas mecânicas sem nem perceber o tempo passar.
To this day I remember this very well, a Brazilian game, made in my country that always makes me happy remembering the whole story, the battle between humans and robots, with both sides each having unique troops and units, with each unit having its own lines and personality, like for example the helicopter pilot who was scared, or the anti-aircraft pilot who was forgetful, all with great dubbing in Portuguese, even remembering now as I write that even the Demo version was unique, with instead of just having some mission from the full game, it had three missions that take place before the game's story. I just think it's a shame the story ends with a hook for a sequel with aliens, but in any case it would be a great addition to GOG's catalog.
Used to play the demo version on my grandmother's pc. As it was short, I repeated the same mission over and over again. Some units' lines still in my head, and I can quote them in the same tone (even the drunk helicopter pilot). If today I play RTSs, it's because of Outlive and the facility of having an original game in my own language.
this was my first rts. and it was a demo from the magazine Bgamer.
Alot of nostalgia and i still have in my pc and it works fine.
But i dont mind buy it to keep it forever
It doesn't do anything particularly special that other RTS games don't, but it is quite memorable nonetheless. It isn't available on any other online platform and it does have its unique charm, so it would be a shame to lose it.
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