Fire and Forget PC

The world is threatened with nuclear annihilation. As a result of growing internal conflicts, one of the galactic organizations decided to take matters into their own hands and launched a frontal attack on Earth. The "Thunder Master" unit defending the Heavenly Planet was almost completely destroyed, many cities were completely destroyed, and free people were captured and enslaved by terrorists....

In the Titus Interactive product you will play the role of one of the leaders of the "Thunder Master" group, who was in space at the time of the attack. Having received the signal of the terrible situation on Earth, you decide to come back to resist. Although you've remained practically alone on the battlefield, you're not without a chance - after all, you still have a great combat wagon, which even the largest enemy units will spread out into the first factors.

Fire and Forget are classic car races, realized in a third person perspective. The only difference is that the car behind the wheel is equipped with a powerful machine gun, which allows you to annihilate helicopters that are constantly arriving. In addition, the player must watch out for mines scattered on the road, which cause immediate death. The number of lives is unlimited, but the car loses valuable fuel to get to the end of the route. The game also includes a game mode for two people. In this case, the other player takes control of a small aircraft, helping to exterminate enemies.

The program is divided into three large stages of increasing difficulty, illustrating the different phases of the conflict. Each of them contains six routes that can be approached in any order. The struggle on eighteen boards will allow us to explore all corners of the globe, from the Americas to Australia.

Fire and Forget uses an enginepreviously used by Titus Interactive. in Crazy Cars. Both programs are very similar in terms of both the driving model and the overall design. CGA and four-colour visuals aren't impressive - conversions to Commodore Amiga and Atari ST computers look much better.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007