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1999 · PC (Microsoft Windows)

Machines

Machines: Wired for War

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Overview

Machines: Wired for War is a 3D real-time strategy game released for Microsoft Windows. Developed by Charybdis and published by Acclaim. As a 3D game of this genre. Machines also allowed players to directly control units with both a first and third-person view.

Storyline

Machines uses a 3D polygonal landscape, which players can use to their advantage, attacking from or hiding behind hilltops. The viewpoint can be switched between a default isometric, strategic 'zenith' camera, and first person perspective; the latter typically being used to explore buildings during espionage missions. 50 different machines can be researched and built, characterized by a plasma-based techtree and a projectile-based techtree combined with different methods of movement (Examples: 4 or 6 Spider legs, Wheels, Tracks, Hover-engines, Flying, 2 Legs). Furthermore, battalions can be developed with specific strengths to support a personalized fighting strategy. The game also includes 25 different weapons, including Flame-throwers, Vortex Singularities, Plasma Rifles, Mini-guns, Ion Cannons and Nukes. Sabotage and espionage missions allow units to deposit mines inside enemy buildings, steal research, and pass back vital information.

Media

Release constellation

  1. Apr 14, 1999

    PC (Microsoft Windows)

  2. May 1999

    PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Date

Apr 14, 1999

Platform

PC (Microsoft Windows)

Region

Unspecified

Precision

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Status

Status 6

Date

May 1, 1999

Platform

PC (Microsoft Windows)

Region

Unspecified

Precision

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Status

Status 6

Multiplayer

  • Online co-op

Age ratings

ESRB E
  • Animated Violence

Names & keywords

Alternative names

Machines: Wired for War

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