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Posted September 01, 2015
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
Posted September 02, 2015
Absolutely love this game. Played through it three or four times over the years.

More "tactics' than strategy but what it does, it does oh so well.
Posted September 02, 2015
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apehater: not interested in bad propaganda about heroical us military/nato actions
Don't worry, gog has just the game for you!

http://www.gog.com/game/tropico_3_gold_edition
Post edited September 02, 2015 by serpantino
Posted September 02, 2015
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apehater: not interested in bad propaganda about heroical us military/nato actions
Well, this game shows you both sides and you really don't feel like a hero after a certain mission.
This isn't your typical "America, fuck yeah!"-game.
If you like RTS games you should give this one a try.
Posted September 02, 2015
Awesome that you finally got it on board---the recent rereleases are awesome! :)
Posted September 02, 2015
I have a retail version so now I can get replace it with digital backup. Game story is really deep, recommends to everybody who loves RTT
Posted September 02, 2015
Great release but I would love to see WiC with german language here on GoG. Any plans for this?
Posted September 02, 2015
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Bavarian: How about

Company of Heroes

Company of Heroes 2

Codename: Panzers - Phase one

Codename: Panzers - Phase two

Rush for Berlin

next? If you like WiC, vote for them! They're all owned by Deep Silver and available DRM-free (besides CoH2), so this should be possible.
You forgot Rush for the Bomb and Codename Panzers: Cold War :p

@apehater game was developed by a swedish company. So, no, there is no 'Murica, F..k Yeah! The story is shown from the both sides and you will care about all the characters that are shown in the story. NOT your typical RTS/RTT.
Post edited September 02, 2015 by wolfsrain
Posted September 03, 2015
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wolfsrain: @apehater game was developed by a swedish company. So, no, there is no 'Murica, F..k Yeah!
So was Battlefield and yet the Battlefield games have tons of "Murica Fuck Yeah". :P
Posted September 03, 2015
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Bavarian: How about

Codename: Panzers - Phase one

Codename: Panzers - Phase two

next? If you like WiC, vote for them! They're all owned by Deep Silver and available DRM-free (besides CoH2), so this should be possible.
I saw Codename: Panzers: Cold War on GamersGate, and it's published by Nordic, but I haven't seen Phase One or Two digitally available anywhere. I could probably pick up retail copies next time I'm in Europe, if they're really DRM-free. Does Deep Silver really own them? I hope they bring them here. And already voted for 'em long ago. :-)
Posted September 03, 2015
Yessssss!
Posted September 03, 2015
Wishlisted. Always liked RTT games by Massive Entertainment.
Posted September 03, 2015
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Bavarian: How about

Codename: Panzers - Phase one

Codename: Panzers - Phase two

next? If you like WiC, vote for them! They're all owned by Deep Silver and available DRM-free (besides CoH2), so this should be possible.
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SCPM: I saw Codename: Panzers: Cold War on GamersGate, and it's published by Nordic, but I haven't seen Phase One or Two digitally available anywhere. I could probably pick up retail copies next time I'm in Europe, if they're really DRM-free. Does Deep Silver really own them? I hope they bring them here. And already voted for 'em long ago. :-)
Deep Silver owns only the Rush titles. No one knows where the Codename Panzers: Phase One and Phase Two ended up - CDV had the publishing rights, the IP rights, well...no one truly knows, as no one managed to find out if Stormregion kept them (in which case those rights might have ended up in the hands of 10tacle Studios, a german company that aquired Stormregion, only to go in bankruptcy) or those rights remained at CDV along with the publishing rights (CDV also went bankrupt).

Former employees night shed some light, but would probably take a lot of detective work.
Posted September 03, 2015
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wolfsrain: Deep Silver owns only the Rush titles. No one knows where the Codename Panzers: Phase One and Phase Two ended up - CDV had the publishing rights, the IP rights, well...no one truly knows, as no one managed to find out if Stormregion kept them (in which case those rights might have ended up in the hands of 10tacle Studios, a german company that aquired Stormregion, only to go in bankruptcy) or those rights remained at CDV along with the publishing rights (CDV also went bankrupt).
The fate of most German game studios. Producing stuff here ist just too expensive due to taxes, high rent, etc...
Silver Style Studios was dissolved last year so getting "The Fall: Last days of Gaia" here may be even more complicated, I guess. :(

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wolfsrain: Former employees night shed some light, but would probably take a lot of detective work.
Where are the stalkers when you need them? ;)
Post edited September 03, 2015 by Klumpen0815
Posted September 03, 2015
Most of the SSE employees went to Kalypso and formed Noumena. And they've finally delivered Demonicon (which is not a bad Das Schwarze Auge game, but neither a good one)

But, yeah. We need our legal stalkers:P
Post edited September 03, 2015 by wolfsrain
Posted September 03, 2015
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wolfsrain: Deep Silver owns only the Rush titles. No one knows where the Codename Panzers: Phase One and Phase Two ended up - CDV had the publishing rights, the IP rights, well...no one truly knows, as no one managed to find out if Stormregion kept them (in which case those rights might have ended up in the hands of 10tacle Studios, a german company that aquired Stormregion, only to go in bankruptcy) or those rights remained at CDV along with the publishing rights (CDV also went bankrupt).
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Klumpen0815: The fate of most German game studios. Producing stuff here ist just too expensive due to taxes, high rent, etc...
Silver Style Studios was dissolved last year so getting "The Fall: Last days of Gaia" here may be even more complicated, I guess. :(
You could try to get the GameStar 12/2009 to get The Fall.
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