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Rush for Berlin | List Price: $29.99 Discount Price: $0.98

| Platform: Windows XP Brand: Atari Binding: CD-ROM Release Date: 2006-05-30 ESRB Age Rating: Teen
Features: - New WWII real-time strategy war game from Stormregion
- The Allies, the Red Army, and the Germans fight for Berlin '44-'45
- Heroic officers with extremely effective capabilities
- Day and nighttime conditions, as well as changes in weather affect events
- Factories produce supplies, such as decoy tanks to mislead the enemy
Stay Clear of This Software !!! [Posted on 2006-06-17] I wish I had seen the first review before purchasing and loading this on my system. It never worked correctly after multiple installs and hosed my system.
This game has software on it that can damage a computer. [Posted on 2006-06-19] Starforce is a copy protection system, that comes with this game. Starforce, once installed, drains the CPU power of your computer, damaging performance, and hurting your Frame rates. It also slows down overall speed. Starforce cannot be removed, and if removed, will install every time your restart the game. Starforce is a dangerous program, and games containing it, should not be bought.
Nice gameplay and great graphics [Posted on 2006-06-20] I was fearful of getting the same experience with the Starforce software that the other reviewers mention but went ahead with this game anyway because of postive industry reviews.
It does seem somewhat unstable (I've had two crashes to the desktop in only a few hors play), but overall I enjoy the gameplay and graphics of Rush for Berlin. (There's an every-five-minutes autosave feature which alleviates some of the anxiety you might fear about a CTD in the middle of your game.)
Especially nice to this RTS game is the ability to tilt the view to get a better view of the horizon than most RTS engines allow. Pacing is good, and I'm surprised that despite an older graphics card (GeForce Ti 4400) that this game looks as sharp as it does with rich textures and consistent frame rates.
I'm pleased with the purchase overall and would recommend the game.
[Edit: Since I wrote this review in June, (it's now September) the game has been patched a couple of times, incresing the performance of the game quite a bit. I haven't had a game crash since the second patch. Also, there are some nice unlockable campaigns: German and French.]
Have fun playing; forget Starforce [Posted on 2006-06-29] I too was wary about Starforce at first, but most of what you read about this copy protection is overblown rumors. It does not "drain CPU power," damage your computer, or any of that nonsense. The people who hate Starforce are either ignorant, responding in knee-jerk fashion to issues they don't understand, or pirates who'd rather not have to purchase the game. Rush for Berlin is an incredibly well-done game with great graphics and fun gameplay. There are 4 campaigns with optional and secret objectives, and 5 multiplayer modes, making for a lot of replay with this title. Try the demo before you buy, both single and multiplayer, and see if you agree.
What a disapointment! [Posted on 2006-07-25] I do not recomend this product. Purchasing this product has taught me to download and try before losing my money.
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