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// Future Tactics: The Uprising(2004)
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About Future Tactics: The Uprising
Future Tactics is an Action-Strategy game based around a turn based battle engine. The game has a single player 'Story Mode', a two player 'Battle Mode'.
The player controls a team of nine characters. The player must move each of their characters and attack the enemy creatures with each turn. The creatures will then each take a turn to attack the player. This continues until either the player has completed his objective or has been 'killed' by the creatures.
The players must use their wits and make best use of their characters and the terrain if they are to defeat the creatures
Future Tactics is a tale of love, loss, redemption, hope... and green, ugly mutants
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What is Future Tactics: The Uprising about?
Future Tactics is an Action-Strategy game based around a turn based battle engine. The game has a single player 'Story Mode', a two player 'Battle Mode'.
The player controls a team of nine characters. The player must move each of their characters and attack the enemy creatures with each turn. The creatures will then each take a turn to attack the player. This continues until either the player has completed his objective or has been 'killed' by the creatures.
The players must use their wits and make best use of their characters and the terrain if they are to defeat the creatures
Future Tactics is a tale of love, loss, redemption, hope... and green, ugly mutants
ActionScience fiction
Game modes: Single player, Split screen
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When was Future Tactics: The Uprising released?
Future Tactics: The Uprising released on May 10, 2004, developed by Zed Two and published by JoWooD Productions Software, Crave Entertainment.
What platforms is Future Tactics: The Uprising available on?
Future Tactics: The Uprising is available on Xbox, Nintendo GameCube, PC (Microsoft Windows), Gizmondo, PlayStation 2. It supports single player, split screen.