Syndicate Plus (1994)
Syndicate Plus is a 1994 real time strategy (rts) video game made by Bullfrog Productions and Electronic Arts.
Syndicate Plus bundles the original 1993 corporate dystopia with the American Revolt expansion, adding fifty additional missions set across the United States. You still command four cybernetic agents for hire, still arm them from a catalog of miniguns, laser rifles, and persuadertrons, and still expand your employer's territory by any means necessary across an isometric future city full of destructible scenery and very persuadable civilians. This is the complete version of one of Bullfrog's sharpest designs.
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What is Syndicate Plus about?
Syndicate Plus bundles the original 1993 corporate dystopia with the American Revolt expansion, adding fifty additional missions set across the United States. You still command four cybernetic agents for hire, still arm them from a catalog of miniguns, laser rifles, and persuadertrons, and still expand your employer's territory by any means necessary across an isometric future city full of destructible scenery and very persuadable civilians. This is the complete version of one of Bullfrog's sharpest designs.
When was Syndicate Plus released?
Syndicate Plus was released on 31 December 1994.
Who made Syndicate Plus?
Syndicate Plus was made by Bullfrog Productions and Electronic Arts.
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A few thoughts on Syndicate Plus
Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation captures the covert-operations energy of deploying a small, specialized team against entrenched institutional power. For something with a similar amoral corporate future, BioShock asks what happens at the far end of the ideology Syndicate's world is built on.
Squad tactics and city-scale violence
Four agents, a sprawling world map, and enough firepower to level a city block. The open-world games here share that satisfaction of having the tools to approach any problem from any angle.