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D.R.A.G.O.N. Force

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Also known as
Dragon Force: Where Negotiations End

This turn-based tactics game challenges you to assemble and equip a specialized seven-soldier team for complex, simultaneous combat missions.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1989
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Size
346.73 KB
Version
DF.BAT
Rating
0 votes

About D.R.A.G.O.N. Force

D.R.A.G.O.N. Force is a turn-based tactical game centered on a mercenary unit that accepts high-risk assignments. These twelve missions involve operations against threats like drug cartels and terrorist groups, with objectives ranging from hostage rescue to eliminating specific targets.

Gameplay revolves around selecting a squad of seven operatives from a roster of fourteen, each possessing unique skill ratings in areas such as demolition, scouting, and sharpshooting. Equipping them appropriately from an extensive arsenal is crucial, as a soldier's gear must align with their proficiencies to be effective. Success depends on assembling a balanced team prepared for diverse combat scenarios.

Missions are played out on two map views: a strategic overview and a zoomed-in tactical display. Orders for movement, firing, and special actions are assigned per turn and then executed simultaneously for both the player's squad and enemy forces. The environment provides tactical elements like cover and can block lines of sight. Combat commands include direct attacks, targeting a specific area, and opportunity fire triggered by enemy movement.

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