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Spellcross: The Last Battle

Main Game
Turn-based strategy (TBS) Tactical Science fiction Warfare

Spellcross: The Last Battle is a Turn-based strategy (TBS) / Tactical game released on December 1, 1997 for DOS. A turn-based tactical wargame. In the game, you take the role of John Alexander, leader of the contemporary Earth military force – The Alliance, fighting for survival against an extra dimensional inva…

December 1, 1997
Released 10548 days ago
DOS

About

A turn-based tactical wargame. In the game, you take the role of John Alexander, leader of the contemporary Earth military force – The Alliance, fighting for survival against an extra dimensional invasion of orcs, undead, harpies and other fantastical creatures – the Other Side.

Storyline

The story line pits the alliance against the forces of darkness, the game begins with Alexander(you) a colonel in the alliance forces who has become trapped behind enemy lines with a few squads of men, fighting your way through the forces of darkness you meet with the rest of the alliance and are brought to your first mission. The computer plays against you as the gate keepers or under lords who have unleashed a terrible onslaught on the earth torturing and killing many of the population they have conquered in sacrificial magic experiments. The story unfolds that they are attempting to awaken a sleeping titan within the Earth's core.

The forces of darkness use portals and gates to different dimensions to bring hordes of demonic creatures into the world.

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Release Dates by Platform

DOS Worldwide
Dec 1, 1997

Game Info

Developer
Cauldron HQ
Publisher
JRC Czech, SCi Games
Game Modes
Single player
Perspective
Bird view / Isometric
Genres
Turn-based strategy (TBS) Tactical
Themes
Science fiction Warfare

Languages

Audio / Voice
Czech
Text / Subtitles
Czech, Czech

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