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forces with a militia run by Amad's relatives in stopping Ireki troops from capturing an abandoned Soviet chemical weapons plant. With STRIKE killing Savak (and passed off as the victim of a car crash), the group goes to a heavily irradiated
Transylvania to rescue Nick once more, this time from Dr Grymyenko Ukrainian, who wields an arsenal of ballistic missiles. The player is also tasked to kill the Shadowman's lead armor commander, Vila, who operates a special red-turreted T-80, and aid in the destruction of an abandoned nuclear reactor the Shadowman is planning to use.
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praised the game's "inventiveness" - saying it "makes Soviet Strike" - as well as the variety added by the games artificial intelligence. The magazine also felt that while the collecting of supplies added strategy to the action, the limited amount restricted the paths the player might take through
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employs a relatively realistic, fluid virtual battlefield and sophisticated artificial intelligence, which will put in motion set pieces even if the protagonist has not arrived to take part. The opposing intelligence can track the player using radar and reinforce positions accordingly. As such the
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felt the game might be too slow for fans of faster paced action games, but recommended it for players of previous instalments in the series. Air
Hendrix of the same magazine called it "An outstanding mix of white-knuckle combat and challenging strategy".
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Gerstmann called the quality FMV "a small victory in a larger conflict", saying the game had "too many little problems to recommend it" and that it "simply doesn't play as well as the old 16-bit Strike games."
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felt the structures and vehicles together with the terrain formed an "impressive" environment. The magazine felt the animation was "average", and several other reviewers said that it sometimes gets choppy.
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of the Soviet Union leaves a power vacuum in
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news reporter. The other protagonists are STRIKE pilot Nick Arnold, guerrilla fighter Amad, and former Soviet Army pilot Ivan Uralia. The game's antagonists are former
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stylish, and praised the acting. Gerstmann said the FMV had "some of the best CD-ROM acting seen in a long time" and called it the game's "only real plus".
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called it a "worthy addition" to the series and also noted improvements to the Saturn version. They named it their "Game of the Month".
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after his inauguration in January 1993. In the tape, Clinton is unaware that STRIKE prevented a
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