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Carrier Command

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Genre: Strategy    |     Year: 1988    |     Publisher: Rainbird Software    |     Developer: Realtime Games Software Ltd.
Game Review (written by Flowerboy22) Added on: 04/29/2007
This game is perfect for the person looking for a game that likes to take control over a battlefield, taking enemy bases and shooting down other planes. It is based at a time long into the future and the map has at least 70 islands on there, you capture islands which help you defend against the enemy who also has a carrier and several attack planes. I like the game because it has a wide verity of styles you can complete the game, you can capture all islands (very hard) (kill and take out the enemy) which you can vary how you do it.
This game is perfect for the person looking for a game that likes to take control over a battlefield, taking enemy bases and shooting down other planes. It is based at a time long into the future and the map has at least 70 islands on there, you capture islands which help you defend against the enemy who also has a carrier and several attack planes. I like the game because it has a wide verity of styles you can complete the game, you can capture all islands (very hard) (kill and take out the enemy) which you can vary how you do it.
It also has some real good game play about it. There is fuel and that
Carrier Command
is hard to acquire. When you are Miles out at see and nowhere near a island. When you are in a plane you crash when you run out of fuel. It actually took me ages to find the enemy in this game because of the map being so huge. But when you come across him you better watch yourself because he is quick and he deals out a lot of damage.
There is a feature that allows you to speed up time as well so taking those tough to get bases and the time to travel to them can be drastically cut. But make sure you have fuel. I would really have liked to see this game somewhat become multilayer like a net or lan style connection because this game could have had more enemy's because it is a really big map and it does seem like quite a lot of space to move around. Also when you destroyed the enemy there wasn't much else to do with the game other then to take the bases which are left.
Overall I give this game a 8.5/10 because it had kept me entertained for years. And it was interesting and a enjoyable game to play because you can control almost everything in the game.
Despite you can finish the game in about 10 min by accident.


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