Sir-Tech is a very small company these days, with limited resources. It was a very minor add-on with no new features.Īnd that's where matters have remained, until now. I reviewed both games positively in national magazines when they first appeared, but ignored Jagged Alliance 2: Unfinished Business, which showed up a year later. Though it reduced the distinctive personalities of mercs to nothing but voices and images, the game's clever mix of tactical combat, strategic juggling of resources, random enemy movements and heavy dose of roleplaying made it extremely popular at the time. It was really the breakthrough title for the series. Five years later, Sir-Tech released Jagged Alliance 2.
It was up to you to figure out what those individual quirks were and how to best manage your bizarre collection of associates as you worked in non-linear fashion towards both small and larger goals. The mercenaries you hired didn't simply have stats-they also possessed quirky personalities. It was an alternative to the X-COM series, a squad-level tactical game whose distinction lay in its roleplaying elements. Jagged Alliance first appeared a decade ago.
This stand-alone package comes with the complete version of the original Jagged Alliance 2. New defenses, such as minefields, watchtowers, and alarms, make the game's military bases more realistically challenging to breach, and all in-game weapons have been adjusted to more closely match their real-life counterparts, featuring updated graphics and sounds.
A great deal of new scenery and objects have been added to the game's mission maps, bringing new tactical opportunities as well as a more realistic look. Developed by Jagged Alliance 2 enthusiast Serge Popov, Wildfire functions as a heavily modded version of the original game, with adjustments, additions, and tweaks made to nearly every aspect of play and presentation.
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