Return Fire (1995)
Genres:Arcade
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player, Split screen
Story:Return Fire is the spiritual successor to Fire Power and it fits in both the strategy and action genres. You can take control of one of 4 vehicles, a jeep, helicopter, tank and a missile launching vehicle (but actually called The Armoured Support Vehicle (ASV).
There are are two ways to win, the easier one would be to capture the enemy's flag by bringing it to your bunker with the frail Jeep. This is the main objective. The other way to win is to destroy your enemy, a secondary objective.Show more
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This provides one of the mest multiplayer memories, when I was little, and playing this game with my little brother. The concept of capture the flag game with 4 difference vehicles, each with their unique strengths and weaknesses. The Jeep is fast, agile and can capture the flag. But it is frail. The tank is strong, but slow, and can't shoot the helicop, which only can be shooted down by the ASV. It provides many stragetically aspect to the game, and it's SO great as local multiplayer game!
The laughing skull when your vehicle gets destroyed and the dramatic classical music really provided Return Fire with a dark sense of humour. Sometimes me and my best friend would just decide to ground level the entire map. The game‘s slogan was: „Destroy! Destroy! Destroy!“ Good memories.
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