Land Air Sea Warfare2.1

Name: Land Air Sea Warfare
Price: 19.95 $
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

10 February 2011

Command a force of thousands of units into strategic warfare.

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Overview

Land Air Sea Warfare lets you command gigantic mega units and dominate in battle! Fortify your base with turrets, surface to air missile launchers, torpedo launchers, and long range cannons. Next create factories to pump out legions of vehicles, aircraft, and ships to wage war with, you decide what to build.

Execute your strategic battle plan and enjoy the carnage that ensues. Discover unique resources to build gigantic mega units which can turn the tides of war instantly!

What's new in Land Air Sea Warfare

Version 2.1:

New tactical map
New anti-air defensive unit
New elite units gain XP levels & medals
New Newts can convert enemy units
New Unit Index to research units
New orders menu & commands
New French, German, & Italian translations
Smarter AI
Massive performance increases
Easier to use interface

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2 Reviews of Land Air Sea Warfare

Ponti

10 February 2011

Version: 2.1

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"Execute your strategic battle plan and enjoy the carnage that ensues". Whoop dee do, what are we usin'? Nukes? White phosphorus? Chemical/biological weapons? Lots and lots of napalm, I hope; can't enjoy inflicting carnage and mayhem and suffering on others without it. During the Viet Nam war era, US troops called napalm 'barbecue sauce', And lets not forget the depleted uranium...gotta have plenty of that. Guarantied to cause birth defects and cancers in the "enemy" population for generations to come...and in "our" side's forces and their families as well. Yeah, I know, it's only a game. That's what your sayin', right?

(4)

Ponti

10 February 2011

Version: 2.1

"Execute your strategic battle plan and enjoy the carnage that ensues". Whoop dee do, what are we usin'? Nukes? White phosphorus? Chemical/biological weapons? Lots and lots of napalm, I hope; can't enjoy inflicting carnage and mayhem and suffering on others without it. During the Viet Nam war era, US troops called napalm 'barbecue sauce', And lets not forget the depleted uranium...gotta have plenty of that. Guarantied to cause birth defects and cancers in the "enemy" population for generations to come...and in "our" side's forces and their families as well. Yeah, I know, it's only a game. That's what your sayin', right?

(4)

Nice game. Good time waster. Not as complex or detailed as Command and Conquer but still worth playing. This is not shareware as listed above. It is only a crippled demo. None of the games from this company have ever been shareware. You either get a demo or you pay for the full one.

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