Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance detailed at E3 |
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And while the PC community awaits the details to be spilled on Blizzard's Starcraft 2, THQ and Gas Powered Games have revealed a bit more on the newest installment in the Supreme Commander series: Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance. With a plot comparable to Warcraft III: Reigns of Chaos and Halo, Forged Alliance will place the player in a campaign against a certain evil bent upon the extermination of the human race.
The United Earth Federation (UEF), the Aeon Illuminate and the Cybran Nation, still wounded, battered and exhausted even after two years since the Infinite War, must to drop their differences and unite against a common enemy: a religious, technologically blessed force known as The Order.
And watch out, for if you thought the units in Supreme Commander were high-tech enough, the zealots of The Order is decked out with even more advanced weaponry and have mastered quantum technology, giving players a reason to rethink their strategies in the single player campaign mode.
The united forces of the human race will do battle with more than 110 new units coming with Forged Alliance, which also include emphasis on decked out naval armadas for the fledging admiral in you. The game will also take Supreme Commander's epic gameplay and hike it up further with orbital fire support and counter-intelligence technologies.
The game will also sport a new array of multiplayer maps, although no details on multiplayer modes have been revealed as yet. Forged Alliance is coming to the Windows PC on DVD (though mention of CD was explicit) by November 2007, but as of press time the details on whether it's Vista-only or XP-compatible hasn't been whispered.
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