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For those who are not well placed, the summary can be like this. There were 12 colonies on 12 planets, twelve Kobol colonies, with altered names for zodiac signs. Each of them had their own huge army of stars, made up of ships called Battlestars and Viper fighters. They created robots called Cylons that eventually turned to humans. There were two major battles: the second was the one told in the series, and the first one was the one the video game was based on.
This tour of the past is a detail that fans will always cherish, as it is made up of a number of well-known things that make adaptation fast. But it's also an open-source video game for those who don't know this universe even for those who know nothing but who enjoys the central science fiction.
Battlestar Galactica Deadlock is a very exciting space strategy and game management tool that is especially popular in combat. Nothing goes into the ship first or third and spend everything to come, this is a battle of rational minds. Prepare well for turn-based conflicts where you have to plan the movement in advance, define the route well, pay attention to the distances and distribute the units thinking well into the future.
To give you a few of the ways to participate in combat. For example, the slow and uncontrollable Battlestars have a lot of firepower, although there are some smaller and more comfortable ships. You have to decide whether to play aggressive or defensive, but if you move too fast you will be blinded by Cylon's attack. When everything is ready and you press the button, every opportunity is made, by you and the opponent, with the images and sounds produced on the television series itself.
Then there are the fighters, who also have their weight in all of this. He throws them into stations and Warstars expect them to cause good dirt. It helps to let you group them together to make it easier to share the target.
That's a very basic layer of Battlestar Galactica Deadlock dynamics, because there are so many other things to keep in mind that enrich the games. For example, each window opens a repair window, when you open that information. Or introducing aging torpedoes quickly and it took a long time to rebuild.
Verticality is another major difference between this game and its peers. Not only is there a 2D plane for moving units, but they enter a three-dimensional space to be able to climb up or down and thus avoid collisions. It really conveys that 3D feel that is out of the head of a multi-layered space. It brings one element to this galactic chess where every movement is important. In addition, you can update your games with the default camera.
The bad, to point out one point, is that there are battles that stretch and can get repetitive and tedious. Along with the main mission, other high schools are also opening up, contributing even more to something already deep and full. Then there is every aspect of management that must be considered during combat, as it forces you to consider whether to use the new ships and the impact of how you play and how you will become during the game. Mistreating or ruining the economy can change you faster than it seems.
As we said, there is no need to be in history in order to play Deadlock. But it helps and makes it all the more enjoyable. Anyone who has seen the series will immediately pick up what each ship should be used for and will be more involved in the discussions. There will be some ideas and references that get a smile.
The sound fades into that nostalgic side which is why it made us confident. And we love graphics. There is not much to look at in the depth of space, but at least the ships look beautiful from afar. Above all, the usual style of choice and respect for equipment works well. However if you look at everything from close up you can see the abolition of some shacks. We are also satisfied with a comfortable, more complex interface to manage than it may seem as a startup. It was well controlled with the keyboard and mouse and the flexibility of the buttons and keys is also excellent, and that's a plus.
For those who want to do martial arts there is a second mode of pure combat, with no resources management. The truth is that it has appeared to us that you are unkind and have paid little attention to it.
We've got everything left, in total. Battlestar Galactica Deadlock is a adaptation of video games that fans of the series can enjoy without thinking if it's pre-blockbuster they'd like to see. He is honest, but also comfortable. It's well-used and deep as a strategy game, but accessible to everyone, especially to those who have dreamed of big battles in space.
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