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Overview

Mankind is finally beginning to realize its destiny. With the theory of wormholes (gateways that allow travel across vast interstellar distances almost instantaneously) finally being proven true, the human race lays poised to begin the greatest era of discovery in its short existence. However, this discovery contains hidden dangers, as the first explorers come in contact with the Mantis, an aggressive insectoid race currently embroiled in a galactic civil war. Add to this mix the mysterious energy beings known as the Celareons, and you have a powder keg ready to explode.

Called into service soon after the disappearance of important fleet ships, your mission is to expand Terran influence on the other side of the wormhole. Success will bring advancement and prestige, failure brings.. well, let’s just say the cold vacuum of space is a fitting graveyard for the less than successful. Do you have what it takes to be the conqueror? Find out, in Conquest: Frontier Wars!

Conquest: Frontier Wars is a space-based real-time strategy from Ubi Soft Entertainment and Fever Pitch Studios. Well-designed, graphically excellent, and superbly balanced races make this a game for any aficionado of the Real-Time Strategy (RTS) genre. Simply put: If you liked Starcraft, you’ll love Conquest.

Gameplay, Controls, Interface

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Conquest: FW has its roots solidly in the typical two-dimensional top-down display, but goes in different directions. For example, the play fields are round, and wormhole mapping doesn’t always follow a simple geometric pattern. This makes for a more robust playing experience, as wormholes quickly become choke points to controlling your sector of the galaxy. And controlling space is really what this game is all about.

If you’re familiar with most standard RTS games, you understand the basic idea of this game already: gather resources, build fleets, kick butt. While Conquest is very much the same in this respect, there are other features only found in this game add extra levels of sophistication. For example, while mining ore, gas, and crew becomes increasingly more automated in Conquest, you can also develop salvage ships to collect space debris, gas, and even detritus from battles. Rather than utilizing busy units to repair or refit ships, bases have a large radius wherein ships and supply units are replenished or repaired while inside. Tech trees are simplified, yet still make players gauge their resources.

The largest factor in this game is the concept of supplying ships with weaponry. Simply building a fleet and sending it off isn’t enough to win automatically, as all ship types will eventually run out of ammo and essentially become floating targets. Supply ships can be built to combat this, as well as flying flotillas back to a supply center or command headquarters zone of control. This adds an extra degree of difficulty to the game.

The races, while similar in many ways to the ones in Starcraft, are actually better balanced and any of the races can be used effectively, depending on your preference and style of play. Terrans are easy to use and can build powerful ships and defense points. Mantis have extremely good fighter platforms and are great at manipulating their resources. Celareons have excellent ships and have the ability to manufacture temporary wormholes, among other things. This barely scrapes the surface of the three races, as they are all dangerous in skilled player’s hands.

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Recently, Fever Pitch released a 21 MB (eek!) patch file to add new features and fix some bugs. While I didn’t notice any problems before installing the patch (other than multiplayer issues between conflicting versions of the software), it would probably be a good idea to invest a bit of time downloading it.

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Multiplayer games are supported by Conquest: FW and are, in my mind, the highlight of this game. Service on the Internet is provided by Ubi Soft’s Game Service 4, which bundles with the game. This product looks to be very good and I had only a couple of small problems getting it up and running. Currently, the only downfall this service has is that very few people seem to be using it, at least during the times when I have logged in. Games are easy to set up and configure and while multiplayer gaming seems to be able to support connections as slow as 56k, I don’t recommend trying it at that speed.

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One of the more exciting things I found while playing human opponents is the ability to build NPC units to help my fleets. There are up to six per team and they are locked to the first six function keys on your keyboard. These NPC units (the Terran units are Admirals, Mantis are Warlords, and so on) not only control selected units at your command, but can also use a ship's special weapons at the push of one button, and can disband and reform fleets at will. Ever hate sending a fleet in to destroy an enemy, knowing you will have to go ship by ship to get a special weapon working? Well, now you Terrans can let your Admiral do it for you! Each special unit allows for a myriad of control options without having to cumbersomely target individual units with individual ships. Plus, the healthy fighting bonuses they apply aren’t too shabby either.

I quickly found that my earlier strategies with other RTS type games didn’t always work on Conquest: FW. After getting my ass handed to me several times, I am now confident enough with my skills that I can beat a rank amateur. At least, two out of three…

Graphics

Recently, it has been brought to my attention that this game has been in development for around four years. If this is true, the game truly reflects it, as there is great attention to detail. Fighters streak by on ion trails, ships pound the vacuum of space with energy and projectile weapons, ships take dramatic damage and explode in a flash of radioactive particles. Watching a Dreadnought cycle up its Aegis Shield and turn itself broadside for a barrage is an awesome spectacle, as is watching the action of bases and ships being constructed piece by piece before your eyes. While there are some grainy parts to the map at close magnification, and the graphics aren’t cutting edge, Max Payne-esque stuff, they do look remarkably polished and well-skinned, and are in no way inferior to any other game in its genre.

Cut-scenes are also very well done and extremely prevalent during single player mode.

Audio

Excellent martial themes, great voice acting, and well-rendered battle noises make this a winner in the audio category as well. I especially like the radio broadcasts between scenarios, as well as the swoosh of wormhole travel. Oddly enough, though somewhat repetitive over the long haul, the audio tracks do not become grating or overly annoying.

System Requirements

Pentium II 350 MHz or higher processor, Windows 95/98/2000/ME with DirectX 7.0a or later API, 64 MB RAM, 350 MB of free hard disk space (additional 100mb of hard disk space for swap file), 8 MB DirectX 7.0 compatible video card, 4X CD-ROM Drive, DirectX 7.0 compatible sound card and a mouse. 28.8 Kbps modem (or higher recommended) for Internet or head-to-head play.

Documentation

The game ships with a 90+ page booklet illustrating most aspects of this game. It also comes with a very handy color spreadsheet with quick hints and a tech tree. Greatly appreciated, let me assure you.

Bottom Line

Simply put, this has been one of the harder reviews I’ve had to put together merely because it means I’ll have to stop playing to write it! Conquest: Frontier Wars is the best single real-time strategy to come out this year. Excellent gameplay, graphics, and high replay value give this game a solid 98. Though this game doesn’t seem to be getting the press that many other first run games are receiving, it certainly deserves to be on the shelf of every serious strategist’s library. Truly, if you only buy one RTS this year, be sure to make it Conquest!

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• Developer: Fever Pitch Studios
• Genre: Strategy/Wargame
• Originally on: Windows (2001)
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Somewhere, there's a hidden temple where game developers come together to perform secret rites and mumble chants to the gods of gaming. In that temple there's a room that contains a Wallace & Gromit-style machine that has buttons marked with all the classic gaming cliches. In the RTS section there's the obligatory three sides (one human, one strong alien, one bizarre alien) combined with the need to harvest (be it crystals/spice/gold).You get the idea.

After waiting their turn, developers shove a few catchy names, some weapons and a shiny box into the machine, press the relevant buttons and, after enduring a few humorous whoops and beeps, out comes a brand new 'old' game. Fever Pitch Studios' 2D/3D Conquest: Frontier Wars looks like it's a product of'the machine'.And it is. But luckily the developers remembered to press the innovation button, which provides the necessary ingredient that sorts the credible from the crap.

Back From The Brink

Originally a product of Mr Chris Wing Commander Roberts at Digital Anvil, the game was dropped by Microsoft, allegedly because Bill Gates couldn't work out how to play it. Thankfully, after a period of uncertainty, Ubi Soft has stepped in with its bottomless cheque book and saved the game from ignominy.Initially it was designed along 3D tactical space combat lines, but time has seen it morph into a more traditional RTS. Although it seems to want to pretend to be more of a Homeworld, the storyline and layout of the missions belies the pedigree behind it.

Conquest revolves around the battle between three (no big surprise, although there were initially supposed to be four) races, after humans jump through the wrong wormhole and end up in the middle of an intergalactic war. The battlefield is a 2D/faux 3D space landscape, pocked by planets, nebulas, antimatter fields and wormholes. Each feature has its own advantages or disadvantages: flying through a cygnus nebula, for example, will make a ship increase in speed, while an ionic nebula will cause a ship to lose its shields. You don't have to litter space building up factories and the like either. Instead planets need to be captured and secured, and buildings slotted into a doughnutlike ring around them.

First of the three sides are the humans or Terrans, who have a balanced military that requires the presence of all ship types in order to produce a strong fighting force. There's a strong whiff of Starship Troopers (the film) to the proceedings, and your briefings are regularly interrupted by TNR (Terran Naval Radio) broadcasts, sponsored by the bizarre superstore Implant Heaven. Which has nothing to do with being stuck between Jordan and Melinda Messenger.

The Race For Space

The Celareons are the Ordos of the game, with a highly advanced technology that relies on cloaking and surprise attack. They also have the unique ability to be able to build their own wormholes. Last, but not least, is the Mantis, a race of predatory warrior insects who command vast armies of small lethal ships. Miens don't get great press in gaming, alien insects even less so. OK, so they do a lot of damage and piss people off, but then so do rabbits, but strangely no visionary has ever pictured them flying starships. Rabbits can be terrifying as anyone who has ever seen Monty Python And The Holy Grail, or watched Watership Down as a child can testify.

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The typical gameplay formula of harvest, build and kill, is still firmly entrenched in the game, although Fever Pitch has added some challenging elements to comhat the usual 'program your collector and sit back and make a cuppa' mentality. The three main resources (ore, gas and crew) can only be found in certain areas, be it in nebulas, asteroid fields, or on planets. All sides needs every resource, but each needs one in particular to grow efficiently - Mantis need lots of crew to fly their swarms of starships. Celareons need shed loads of gas to power their technological advancements - so each resource will become an important strategical point.

Perhaps one of the most interesting features of Conquest: Frontier Wars (and one that's not really been seen since Fate Of The Dragon) is the multilevel map design. A single campaign can have as many as 16 different systems, all connected by wormholes and supply points. Sounds a little too much to handle? Well the game has that covered too, with admirals that come with their own military bonuses that can be assigned to control different fleets, and who will keep things ticking over nicely at home, or provide back-up or diversionary forces when needed. And the developers promise that the A1 will not trundle your ships off into a kamikaze mission through your nearest enemy's base, unless you tell them to, of course.

Conquest: Frontier Wars looks like it will have some interesting features, smooth and relatively hassle-free playability and an easy-to-use interface. The multi-level map in particular looks like giving the game and the genre as a whole a much-needed and literal, new dimension.

But as soon as someone produces Killer Bunnies From Outer Space, I'll be first in the queue.

On the surface Conquest: Frontier Wars is a throwback to the days of Starcraft and Red Alert Looking minimalist in every sense of the word this space odyssey conspires to hide its best attributes for as long as possible.

The introduction sequence certainly does little to get your juices flowing; watching a punyTerran spaceship get pulverised by a monstrous alien juggernaut is fairly standard procedure in sci-fi plots.

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The ensuing story involving humans poking their noses into an alien war that frankly doesn't concern them, is again relatively orthodox RTS escapism. It also has to be said that including just a single human campaign is pretty lazy. Why the warring Mantis (an evolved insect race) and Celarons (a collective energy mass) are not worthy of having the story told from their perspective is a mystery. But that's not to say you can't experience life as an alien; both the quick battle mode and the multiplayer game at least allow you that honour.

Too Much

But like we said - that's only the surface.. One of the reasons why Conquest is so good is because it introduces new gameplay elements throughout the game at just the right time. It also knows when to raise the stakes that little bit higher, and most importantly, it provides you with a reward every time you dig deeper.

Take collecting resources for example. Unlike some space-based RTS games where you monotonously search for one resource, Conquest contains three; ore, gas and crew must be found in order to construct your headquarters, refineries, shipyards, spacecraft and upgrades etc. This means the gameplay emphasis is constantly shifting from one resource to another and lends to the feeling that you have to be analytical in what you can or can't build. Command Points (CPs) are also awarded for expanding your empire, but should you run out of CPs, manufacturing stops.

The different races also have different resource requirements allowing scope for plenty of underhanded tactics should you feel the need. It's worth noting that the tech tree for all three races is enormous. Just when you think you've seen it all, along comes something bigger, better and more powerful.

This is none more evident than when you build a Naval Academy (or alien equivalent) and suddenly find you have six Admirals ready to kick arse. These computer-controlled fly-boy heavyweights will command an entire fleet in the style that suits their personality. It effectively means that all ships under the command of this AI Admiral reach a new level of intelligence and even go so far as to prioritise targets, cover each other and retreat when the odds are weak.

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Conquests full of surprises, in fact, playing it is like bursting a really big pussy spot: just when you think you've squeezed everything out, along comes some more. Then later on, some more.. and then some more.. Suddenly it's easy to see why this game has taken four years to create. The depth is stunning.

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Aesthetically, things aren't quite as impressive, but again, closer inspection reveals more than you bargained tor. The spectacular 30 dogfights boast real-time damage, smoke trails on wounded craft and some great explosions. The slick under-construction animations are also notable for their individuality depending on the race you are playing as. Sound is nothing to shout about but doesn't impair the overall feel of the game.

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One part of Conquest that would worry anyone is the way missions are played over several systems at once linked via wormholes. Complex as it sounds, the interface does its job beautifully and allows you to flick from one system to another effortlessly. Multiple systems also mean the implementation of supply lines. By placing jump gates on wormholes, you are effectively seizing control of the system and establishing a supply line, which gives you access to resources throughout your empire. However, if your jump gate is destroyed the supply is cut and you must rely on the resources in that system alone. It may not sound like much but one broken link can have numerous and far reaching repercussions, especially if you have a stranded fleet in need of immediate repair and resupply.

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King Of The Wild Frontier

Incredibly, with so much going on and so many potential complexities Conquest is one of the easiest 'pick up and play' strategy games we have ever come across. Obviously there are failings when it comes to the plot, lack of campaigns and to a certain extent graphically, but don't let any of that or its immense depth put you off. Conquest is a quality game that will force established RTS designers all over the world to sit up and pay very close attention indeed. There can be no doubt about it; Conquest: Frontier Wars is a true star.

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