Rebelstar Tactical Command
Publisher: Namco
Developer: Codo Technologies Ltd
Category: Strategy
Release Dates
N Amer - 09/06/2005
GameZone's Review
8.0
GZ Rating
| Gameplay | 8.3 |
| Graphics | 7.5 |
| Sound | 7 |
| Difficulty | Medium |
| Concept | 8 |
| Overall | 8.0 |
Reviewer: Michael Lafferty
Review Date: 10/20/2005
Turn-based tactical combat give Rebelstar Tactical Command a solid boost
Full Rebelstar Tactical Command Review
7.9
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Interviews
Turn-Based Anxiety? “Rebelstar: Tactical Command” Has
the Cure
“Rebelstar is much more focused on the characters and their development.”
News
Rebelstar: Tactical Command Now Available
Turn-Based Science Fiction Strategy Game Arrives on the Game Boy Advance
Official Rebelstar: Tactical Command Web Site Now Live
Official Online Destination for Upcoming Turn Based Strategy Game Features Wealth of Gameplay Details and Artwork
Namco's Rebelstar: Tactical Command Goes Gold
From the Makers of X-Com: Fight for Mankind’s Freedom in this Sci-Fi Turn-Based Strategy Game for Game Boy(R) Advance
New Rebelstar: Tactical Command Screenshots Reveal Mankind's Last
Hope for Survival
Nominated as a finalist for GameSpot’s “E3 2005 Editors’ Choice Award”, these new screens feature Jorel, leader of the rebels.
New Rebelstar: Tactical Command Screenshots Reveal an Alien Menace
These new screens feature strategic combat action as the rebels take arms against the Fraylar race.
Description
In "Rebelstar Tactical Command," the year is 2117, and Earth is under the control of the evil Arelian Empire. A band of rebels has risen to wage battle against the Arelians. Four distinct play modes include campaign, skirmish, hot-seat multiplayer and multiplayer link mode. In hot-seat multiplayer mode, a replay option lets players review the opponent's last turn.
The game's RPG elements allow players to develop unique characters and relationships and control individual soldiers. The game also boasts stealth skills, a variety of weapons, and destructible environments where players can strategically use the lines of sight rules to their advantage - or to their opponent's disadvantage.
