Pride Of Nations: The Scramble For Africa DLC

The main character's maximum level can now be increased by 300.

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Pick from four unique character classes and embark on a mission to protect the oxygen-producing Cores from hordes of deadly aliens who are threatened by their existence. First-Person Shooter – Don’t just sit back and watch, jump into the action yourself! Vast Customization System – Pick perks or make the game crazy hard by adding Feats of Strength.

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Renewed music score: Re-mastered and re-recorded musical score using live instruments. Behind the scenes art: An in-game art viewer lets players view fantastic never-before-seen artwork from both the Classic and Special Edition versions of the game.

Point 'n’ click your way through fistfights, puzzles, balloon rides, car chases and Indy one-liners. Hear LucasArts' exclusive iMUSE create a musical score that follows your every move. Explore over 200 spectacular locations.

.Colonial expansion isn’t the only worry though. The Berlin Conference of 1878 has set the guidelines for colonization and the Dark Continent is up for grabs. Key Features: Colonialism is in full swing as all the great powers race for land, resources and dominance in Africa Rising tensions will potentially lead up to The Great War Unlock new units and technologies A strong starting base for all contending nations The Scramble for Africa is the longest scenario for Pride of Nations yet.

1939 - The eve of World War II. Explore over 200 spectacular locations. Nazi agents are about to get their hands on a weapon more dangerous than the atom bomb.

.With most major powers operating with a strong industrial base, it’s time to set your sights abroad. The Berlin Conference of 1878 has set the guidelines for colonization and the Dark Continent is up for grabs.