Gameplay evolves over a complete day during which you try to perform your mission, which starts in any sector you choose. Funds are used to hire mercenaries on a daily basis to recapture the island from Lucas. The catch here is that you don't have unlimited funds at your disposal: you are paid based on the amount of sap that is harvested by your workers. You are then hired by Jack and Brenda to recapture the island. Lucas took over the island by hiring a bunch of thugs to capture the sap trees. The island facilities were operated by Jack, his daughter Brenda, and Lucas.
You know the game is something special when it starts off with a great plot: the island of Metavira contains valuable tree sap, which is harvested and sold to pharmaceutical companies. If you liked the other games in the series, you shouldn't miss out on this update.One of the most addictive games ever made in any genre, Jagged Alliance is a great strategy game that successfully combines the outstanding squad-level gameplay of X-COM with an unprecedented level of personalities and RPG elements that make it even more addictive than MicroProse' classic. Jagged Alliance - Back in Action is a sequel that's well worth your time to play. The best part of playing isn't seeing your mercenaries kill their enemies, but rather knowing that they're succeeding thanks to your good decisions. The game's graphics aren't its strong point, but they don't detract from the experience either. but a lot simpler.īesides combat, you'll see a lot that's similar to earlier installments of the saga: a 'realistic' setting that combines a story of revolutions and mercenaries with serious weaponry, tons of enemy soldiers, resource-management, etc. At first glance, it may remind you of Frozen Synapse. Instead, action takes place in realtime, though you can always pause if you need to plan your next move. The result of those changes is that combat is no longer turn-based. Jagged Alliance returns after more than a decade with 'Back in Action', a sequel developed by a different company, which attempts to modernize one of the best turn-based strategy games in history without damaging the game's essence.
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