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Savage: The Battle for Newerth

Made:	Tri Synergy
Date:	04 September, 2003
Media:	CD-ROM
Sales Rank:	2016
Availability:	Usually ships in 24 hours
Our Price*:	$34.99

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Rating: 4.62/5 from 8 reviews

One of a kind

Rating: 5/5

This game is something else. I've had it for over 6 months and i still think this is the best game out there. The style of the game is so different. You have your FPS style, when your on the field playing, but even then it's not your typical FPS, you have all kinds of different weapons that will do different things. Then when you are commmander you turn into RTS mode, which is the part i enjoy the most. You get to set up things and supply your people on the field with the items they need. You help them where to go and what to attack. You can even give players "buffs" which like are heals and shields. This game is a must buy and you can get it for like $15 at CC or $20 at BB, or just buy it used. This game doesn't require a cd to run and you can have as many people you want on the cd key. I have at least 10 people on mine.

Big Fish

A really good game

Rating: 5/5

Savage is a very good game if you like to play on Linux some gomes. Also the graphic is really good. It's just a perfect game.

2 seperate games in one

Rating: 4/5

You don't get a hybrid game here. You get a very well thought out game of FPS and a very limited RTS game in one box. When you are playing the soldier/beast, there is absolutely nothing remotely RTS about the experience. And on the flip side, when playing as the commander, you feel like you're playing a 5 year old RTS...and a bad one at that.

The joy of playing commander comes from the fact that you are in command of real human soldiers, not just some dumb AI that will listen to your every command. And as a soldier, you get the joy of doing whatever the hell you want.

Savage truly shines as a FPS. The weapons are varied, and every single weapon has its place of use. And the 2 sides are unique enough to make you go..."wow, they're different!". And oh yeah, the weapons need some skill to actually be good at. No more of calling snipers lame. These folks actually have to use SOME skill to kill you, not merely moving the mouse and clicking like the other games.

I see great things for this game...and hopefully soon, they can perhaps add a single player campaign of sorts. Truly, if a game is in need of a single player mode, this...is near the top of the list.