- Publisher: TalonSoft
- Release Date: Jul 30, 2000
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Spank!As an excellent variation on the throw away RTS culture of the moment, especially for it's potential longevity on my play list and for some pukka explosions!
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It's jolly good fun and should be examined immediately.
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The action is intense; the settings are spectacular and the gameplay is very well balanced.
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With three well-balanced races and a variety of missions and units, Dogs of War offers a compelling playing experience.
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What boosts it from the average title is the combination of excellent graphics and solid game play.
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An altogether mediocre game, which might be interesting to some strategy fans, but has no chance of becoming too popular among the rest of the gaming population.
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I don't plan on ever playing this game again, though if they can get the multiplayer to work, it may be worth another look.
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Between the lack of a save game feature, the ridiculous level of difficulty and the clunky controls, the much-hyped Dogs of War is toppled from its pedestal to become the one thing that it seeks to avoid: a decidedly average and utterly forgettable offering.
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A game that perhaps could have been very good, but for various reasons, just isn't.
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PC GamerA game that really is unlike any other, in both good ways and bad ways. [Oct 2000, p.134]
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Had the potential to be a much greater game, but the terrible missions really drag it down. After a while you get tired of having to rely on the strategy guide to find the only way through a map's wacky mission scripting.
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Seems not only unpolished, but also unfinished - and the problems are so inherent in the design that a patch wouldn't likely salvage it.
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I didnt like this game because my threshold for frustration is not what is used to be. The camera problems are just too much.
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Daily RadarIts personality, attractive graphics and RPG elements could've spawned a fun and frantic 3D RTS, but the game ends up feeling like an incomplete action game that's a little "ruff" around the edges.
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CNET GamecenterWith unwieldy gameplay and a variety of bugs, "Dogs of War" isn't worthy of being in the same genre as "Ground Control."