For instance, you'll have access to thermal and night vision now, which will obviously help out in a variety of firefights.
The gameplay in Global Terror will also be more tactical than in the past thanks to the implementation of certain new features. The new engine will make this easily the best-looking Conflict game yet. From the player's perspective, the soldiers were good enough at seeking cover behind the trees that it was almost impossible to tell anyone was there One section of the demo we saw had the player squaring off against a number of enemies who'd entered a stand of trees. Your enemies will be able to communicate with each other, and purportedly they'll even perform such advanced maneuvers as circle-strafing. Enemy soldiers will now behave much more dynamically than in the past, seeking out cover when they're fired upon and retreating to find allies when they're injured. Pivotal has gone to great lengths to beef up Global Terror's AI, as well. Finally, you'll now be able to lean out from behind cover and return enemy fire from relative safety. There's no more auto-aim, which made past games a little too easy at times now it's more of a Halo-style aim assist that helps you to target enemies but doesn't do all the work for you. The general shooting action has been tweaked and refined quite a bit, too.
You'll now be able to order your teammates to cover each other, move to new positions, follow you, and so on with just a few quick button presses. At any rate, anyone who's played the past Conflict games should be pretty used to ordering these guys around by now.įortunately, it'll be easier than ever to do that, since Pivotal has further streamlined the command interface from past games. Well, with one exception-Foley, the sniper, goes missing early on in the game and is replaced by Sherman, the first female soldier to join the Conflict gang. If the enemy in Global Terror seems a little unlikely, you should at least feel right at home with the protagonists, since they're the same four salty soldiers that fans have come to know and love from past games.
It will once again be your job to take control of an elite four-man squad and take the fight way behind enemy lines to save the day. The game focuses on a group of Nazis that fled to South America after World War II and is using its vast wealth, the result of pilfered artwork and other riches, to fund global terrorism with the intent of destabilizing the Western world. But this may not be the face of terror that you're expecting. After visiting such conspicuous wars as Desert Storm and Vietnam, the Conflict series has moved on to the worldwide stage with its latest entry, Conflict: Global Terror.
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