True. Never played either of those due to the reviews being poor, then promptly forgot about them. Maybe they learned from past mistakes...eventually, someone will have to...right?!?Just let the franchise rest in peace instead of tarnishing it with another Back in Action or Rage.
Some preview copies were sent out, so here are a couple gameplay videos. Still cautiously optimistic (the other JA games, that came after JA2 looked good before release too):
Short overview of mercs and world map, then into a combat mission:
From starting a new game to hiring mercenaries and then into a mission (much longer video):
The original Xcom (1994) and Jagged Alliance 1 (1995) certainly look like they knew what each other was doing and borrowed some ideas, but there was probably some precursor games that they were both inspired by. JA2 built on both the Xcom and JA1 formula, making it one of the best in the genre.Never played any Jagged Alliance but damn this looks good.
Alternately game looks like Fallout Tactics, Xcom, and Wasteland 3.![]()
The original Xcom (1994) and Jagged Alliance 1 (1995) certainly look like they knew what each other was doing and borrowed some ideas, but there was probably some precursor games that they were both inspired by. JA2 built on both the Xcom and JA1 formula, making it one of the best in the genre.
Fallout Tactics (from what I remember of it) was Jagged Alliance 2 with a Fallout skin and not as much personality.
crawling around one centimeter at a time during night exploiting the fact that the AI can't really cope with night fighting?they may have actually captured the JA2 experience