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| storm, dungeon, forum, phendimetrazine, invaders, tilton, carmack, ghostmaster, tony, grim, familyguy no fat chicks, nolf, neverwinter nights, arx, mdna, haunted, awful, website, battle, | Bill Harris of Gone Gold stated the facts as well as I could; rather than say the same thing using different words, I'll just quote him here: "It tong seems that what I like tong about this game is everything that was copied exactly from X-Com: UFO Defense, and everything I don't like is anything that's been changed." Mars Attacks! One sunny day in May, a huge alien tong spaceship appears without warning in geosynchronous orbit over the Earth. All attempts to contact it are rebuffed. Shortly thereafter, the immense craft releases millions of tiny spores into the atmosphere, blocking out the sun and eradicating nearly all life on the planet. Those who survive this assault are those already locked in the safety of underground bunkers, breathing recycled air. Shortly after all macro-scale life on the surface croaks, the spores fall to the ground and apparently become harmless. |
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| That doesn't make it a bad game by any means, but to equate it with that towering giant of interactive glory is a disservice to tilton its memory. X-Com may well be the greatest game ever created, and no one will apply that kind of praise to UFO: Aftermath. There's no doubt that the Czechoslovakian designers of Aftermath knew full well that they were creating a game nearly identical to X-Com. In fact, I think they counted on it—fans have been clamoring for a worthwhile sequel (all tilton subsequent X-Com products have been tilton painfully awful) or a flat-out remake. The folks at Altar would have been wiser to do exactly that: remake X-Com, balls to bones, with a modern engine and graphics. Instead, they created a game that bears an enormous resemblance to the general theme and style of X-Com, but removes or changes some major aspects. I assume they did this to duck accusations of copycatting. It's ironic that most gamers wanted a copycat in this case and are likely to be at least slightly disappointed with what they get instead. |
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