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This installment of the Conflict series occurs in many diverse regions of the world: in Conflict: Global Terror, Red Team spends the game fighting international terrorism.
Rather than gung-ho desert tank warfare, or tense jungle ambush fighting, the game explores many non-army locations such as gas factories, cocaine production facilities and hotels.
The combat is often up close and very personal, although most levels mix up the killzone areas, giving a wide variety of combat situations over many varying ranges. Missions vary quite a bit too. Some are frenetic and fast-paced, with the team fighting for their lives, while others can be played at a much slower pace if desired. The level design really adds to counter-terrorism gameplay. Red Team is often busting sieges using C4 to blow holes in walls and smoke grenades to flush the bad guys out.
The gadgets are useful and are frequently found to be helpful: thermal goggles let the player see through smoke, and Bradley's laser designator can mark key targets for gunship air strike. Claymore mines allow the team to protect their rear or even set up ambushes.
The game is very flexible and allows for many different playing styles. Players are free to run and gun, or play as a super-stealthy special forces team. They can play as one character leading the team, or switch around between characters as they see fit. Ordering the team about and switching characters is quick and simple. It is even possible to give each member advanced orders ("On my signal, Connors runs to the window, Bradley opens the door and Jones throws a grenade through the window. Ready... Go!"), allowing this kind of thorough planning if the player wants to play that way. The co-op allows multiple players to take control of Red Team.
There are 4 difficulty modes and a skill learning curve for beginners and veterans alike. There are over 30 weapons with individual stats and behaviours. Each has their own distinct advantages and disadvantages. For example, pistols are sometimes a better choice than a light machine gun.
The story unfolds throughout the missions and also in the cutscenes in between. The team is made up of four distinct characters, with their own personal histories, lives and personalities.
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Together
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Game details
Business Model
Commercial
Drivers/APIs Supported
Hardware TNL
Media Type
CD-ROM, Download, DVD-ROM
Sound Capabilities
Dolby Pro Logic II, EAX, EAX Advanced HD
Additional Hardware Required
3D Accelerator
Multiplayer Options
Internet
Multiplayer Game Modes
Co-Op
System requirements
Min. CPU Class Required
Intel Pentium 4
Min. OS Class Required
Windows 2000
Min. RAM Required
256 MB
Min. DirectX Version Required
DirectX 9.0c
Min. Video Memory Required
64 MB
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Also known as
Conflict: Global Storm — European title
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Released
2005
Series
Conflict.
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Top 6% by visits
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