Aggression: Europe 1914

a.k.a. Агрессия: Европа 1914 / Agressiia: Evropa 1914 / Aggression – Reign over Europe / Aggression: Europe Under Fire

published by Buka Entertainment / Playlogic in 2007-05-10, developed by Lesta Studio, running on Windows
type: strategy
genre: Historical
perspective: bird's-eye
player options: single player
languages: eng fre ger ita rus spa
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RU 2008-?? by Buga
Int 2008-?? by Playlogic ("excluding CIS and Baltic states where it's published by Buka" -ref)

# 2008-05-20 15:56:18

Official description

"Aggression" is a real time strategy game with role-playing elements, in which the player may take the role of the leader of one of the four nations: Russia, Great Britain, France or Germany, and take active part in the critical point events of European history – the age of Total Wars 1914-1945.

Gameplay of Aggression is built on two levels – strategic and tactical. At the strategic level, the player governs the chosen country, mobilizes armed forces, moves armies and historical figures. When war breaks out, the player plans the course of attacks and organizes defenses; when the two sides meet in battle, the player is transported to a tactical map where he takes control of the army involved in the encounter, as he would in a classical RTS game.

The alternative course of historic events is an important gameplay element: for example, the player can create a Communist or a Nazi government in Great Britain, or, when playing as Russians, unite with Germany against the west.
The objective of the game is to capture all the cities on the strategic map or be the first to develop atomic weapons (historically, it is the atomic bomb that put an end to the age of Total Wars). As soon as any other country, besides the player, develops the bomb, this signals the beginning of cold war and ends the game.
The distinctive trait of the gameplay process of "Aggression" is that the player gets to make all the decisions when running a country. The player has access to politics, economics, technologies, army maneuvers and really feels like a leader of a nation. Despite all the possibilities, running a nation in Aggression remains simple and easy to learn – most controls have flexible settings, which allow the player to set their own level of control on any parameters, or to set up an automatic mode.

Main Features of the Game

• Historical strategy game in a time period of 1910-1950.
• Completely 3D graphics in tactical and strategic mode, detailed map of Europe.
• Total freedom of player's choices in strategy of own nation, capability to make an alternative history of Europe.
• Four playable nations: Russia, Great Britain, Germany, France.
• Historical campaigns for each key nation, during which the player may fulfill several hundred quests and experience the entire age of Total Wars, participate in both World Wars.
• 3D strategic map of Europe, with dozens of active historical figures.
• More than 150 types of combat units (infantry, cavalry, artillery, tanks and armored vehicles, aviation), modeled accurately from historical references.
• Political, economic and combat systems, which realistically convey the peculiarities of European politics and wars in 20th century.
• More than 200 real historical figures: politicians, generals, public figures who lived and made a difference in this time period.
• Large scale battles on 92 tactical maps, all in 3D.
• Battles at sea, land and air, battle planning, development of new arms and technologies (from a machine gun to the atomic bomb), political alliances and espionage.
• State of the art level of graphics, realistic physics, a wide choice of special effects, which create a unique, cinematic gameplay experience.

Buka - # 2008-01-15 19:34:48 - official description - source

Technical specs

software: Solidshield,
display: textured polygons

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