Program type: Freeware
Developer Name: Enemy Technology
Release Date: 2005-03-16
System requirements:
Win95, Win98, WinME, WinXP, Windows2000
400 MHz Pentium ii or better, 128 MB RM or more, DirectX 7 or better video card, DirectX 7 or better sound card, 75 MB free hard drive space, mouse
Limitations:
Program cost: $0 (click to order)
IOERilCerat.zip
File size: 68891Kb
Install support: Install and Uninstall
Program language: English
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I of the Enemy: Ril"Cerat is a totally free, stand alone, science fiction real-time starategy game, that is the first chapter in the "I of the Enemy" saga. The player is a Lokob (luh-kobe) officer who is in charge of his race"s contingent. Major Verkkal (voice talents of Ian McNeice, famed for his role as Baron Harkonnen in Dune) is his trusted friend and Field Commander.
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Description of I of the Enemy: Ril"Cerat v2.25
I of the Enemy: Ril"Cerat is a totally free, stand alone, science fiction real-time starategy game, that is the first chapter in the "I of the Enemy" saga. The player is a Lokob (luh-kobe) officer who is in charge of his race"s contingent. Major Verkkal (voice talents of Ian McNeice, famed for his role as Baron Harkonnen in Dune) is his trusted friend and Field Commander. Emphasis in this game has moved away from gathering, mining and building, and instead concentrates on interesting tactical problems. Realistic facets of combat include reinforcements arriving according to an Order-of-Battle (which may be misleading due to poor intelligence), via a temporal gate. Indirect fire weapons (artillery) targeted by spotter units discourage fixed defenses. Each unit visibly changes as it advances in experience, toughness and morale rating, and can be carried forward to the next exciting missions as a trusted member of your team. "Advanced" units acquire heavier weapons or equivalent combat advantages. Success in battle is achieved through maneuver rather than larger quantities of units. This makes it more important for players to achieve favorable match-ups, rather than just waiting for overwhelming numerical superiority. |
