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- Price: Free to try (3-scenario/30-minute per level trial);
- Operating system: Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP/Vista
- Date added: March 09, 2009
- Total Downloads: 530,697
- Downloads last week: 346
- Product Ranking: #24 in Real-Time Strategy Games
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- CNET editors' rating: stars
- Average user rating: stars out of 99 votes
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Reviewed by: CNET Staff on February 27, 2009
Like other real-time strategy war games, A.R.S.E.N.A.L. Extended Power requires you to research technology, amass resources, build fighting units, and attack opponents while defending your home turf. But A.R.S.E.N.A.L.'s intelligent scoring system, multiplayer team play, and variable character personalities create an entertaining and replayable experience.Players begin by selecting their character's name, face, flag, and nationality. Different flags provide access to different special units, including an atomic bomber. By commercial standards, the graphics are only serviceable, though a new Deep View, near-3D mode in the latest version improves them. The essentials are there, with large maps and clearly distinguishable units and buildings. The game features some witty audio effects, and the computer makes a tough opponent.
However, A.R.S.E.N.A.L.'s interface for selecting units can be confusing, and the lack of instructions makes learning the hot keys difficult. We encountered graphical glitches. And the demo's 20-minute-per-level time limit isn't enough to finish even the shortest battles. Nevertheless, the wicked AI and humorous touches make this an enjoyable download for players willing to stick it out.
Publisher's description
From Tactical Soft :A.R.S.E.N.A.L. Extended Power is a real-time strategy game featuring 40 different types of units of World War II for land, sea and air combat. In addition to building and deploying forces, the game requires skill in managing resources and negotiating with other players. Features include network and online game up to 32 players, player chat, World High Score, user level editor with on-line sharing and a random game generator.
Version 2.G provides support to recover lost licenses.
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User reviews
- All versions: 3.4 starsout of 99 votes
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5 stars
Version: A.R.S.E.N.A.L Extended Power 2.G
"land,sea,air force is all,Excellent game"
Pros: alike,beautiful
Cons: no good,believe very good
Summary: a very good game!
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5 stars
Version: A.R.S.E.N.A.L Extended Power 2.G
"Great game"
Pros: I enjoy the building and fighting other's
Cons: no cons, i enjoy the game
Summary: Excellent game
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3 stars
Version: A.R.S.E.N.A.L Extended Power 2.G
"Hmmmmmmmmm"
Pros: Well,
- Good Game
- Land AND Sea
- Sound Okay
- Not that hard to learnCons: - Bad Graphics
- Sound quality is only okaySummary: I let my hopes too high on this game and from my point i did't really like it, but do do do tryt it out, it is fun from some perspectives!
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5 stars
Version: A.R.S.E.N.A.L Extended Power 2.G
"" Fun!!! ""
Pros: Nice graphics. Easy learning. Land sea and air. Strategy really is the key. FUN.
Cons: Music sucks, but you can turn it off. No online play. Some of the game play may be found as aggrivating if your not patient.
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