Jagged Alliance 2.5: Unfinished Business
Jagged Alliance 2 Expansion Pack
Release Date: December 1, 2000
Strategy, turn-based, modern conflicts, tactics, singleplayer
A stand-alone addition to Jagged Alliance 2 Turn-based tactical game. It offers a completely new campaign in which we will play 20 exciting missions. We can lead the characters imported from the base, or hire new mercenaries. There were also some previously unseen types of armament.
The country of Arulco has fallen under a new threat. Ricci Mining and Exploration, the company that ran Arulco's mines before the recent civil war, wants those mines back. The corporation has established a base in the neighboring country of Tracona and used it to launch a missile attack on Arulco. As an example, the unoccupied Tixa prison is destroyed. If their demands are not met, they are prepared to destroy the entire country.
Enrico Chivaldori, the man who helped liberate Arulco, has decided on a swift and devastating response . . . you. Your team of expert mercenaries must cross the border into Tracona, locate the missile base, destroy it, and get out alive. The fate of a nation is on your shoulders, but the power of battlefield experience is on your side.
Features of the Jagged Alliance 2 expansion pack include:
* 6 levels of difficulty, including Iron Man mode
* 10 new characters
* 10 new weapons
* 20 new action-packed sectors
* Import any savegame from Jagged Alliance 2 or start fresh
* New tactical features that display best cover, line of sight, and weapon ranges for your mercs
* Improved A.I.
* Campaign expansion editor
Last updated on August 14, 2015
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Jagged Alliance 2.5: Unfinished Business Summary
Platforms:
PC / Windows
Developer: Sir-Tech
Publisher: Interplay Entertainment
Jagged Alliance 2.5: Unfinished Business System Requirements
PC / Windows
Recommended: Pentium 200MHz, 32MB RAM
Base Gamefor Jagged Alliance 2.5: Unfinished Business
Jagged Alliance 2
Jagged Alliance 2 - The Fall (And Hopefully Return) of a Classic Strategy
Jagged Alliance 2, despite more than twenty years on its neck, still draws in my memory as a nuanced and original strategy game worth talking about. It's just a shame that the brand has been suffering and slowly dying for many years, though hope dies last.
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Matthias Pawlikowski
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