Jagged Alliance is back with a fresh perspective on turn-based strategy, action-packed aspects, and the lovable eccentric mercenaries!

This spin-off, which takes place 20 years after the original Jagged Alliance, allows you to take a road trip through a tropical hell and push your body and mind to their absolute limits.

This time, you and a small group of allies must take on an island dominated by a drug lord and his insane Army.

 

You are in charge of a group of skilled mercenaries fighting against significantly outnumbered armed forces while constantly on the verge of collapse, dealing with dehydration, and having no help from home.

To reclaim what is rightly theirs, they use tactical ingenuity and guerilla tactics to demolish their structures and empower the island's populace.

 

Have you the skills necessary to reclaim your former glory?

 

 

Key Features

 

• Online co-op for two players
• a deep tactical turn-based Game with adventure aspects
• Choose several strategies, from cunning to forceful.
• strong individuals with their talents, aspirations, and problems in their personal lives
• Anger skills: Special character powers that grow more potent as the conflict progresses
• Strong commanders coordinate combat battlefields.
• Use scary experimental chemicals to control your adversaries.
• Anger is one of the top 3 motivations for playing Jagged Alliance.
• A turn-based tactical strategy Game called Jagged Alliance: Rage! is set in a hellish jungle.
• Use your tactical plan to demolish enemy strongholds and reclaim what is rightly yours.
• Experience distinctive, beautiful jungle aesthetics for a tactical experience that is engrossing.

 

 

Gameplay

 

In the Jagged Alliance games, mercenary groups are strategically controlled on and off the field to carry out various tasks, such as liberating nations from repressive rulers. The games combine role-playing, 4X (explore, expand, exploit, and exterminate) themes, and turn-based battle simulation.

 

The series is known for its humorous character comments. Individual mercenaries have characteristics that range from somewhat quirky to disturbed. It contrasts with the Game's setting, which is usually strongly related to death and conflict.

 

Each soldier is a unique person with unique characteristics. The freedom the player had to choose a versatile squad to win the match in several ways was part of the plan. Not all teams would function; for instance, Ivan and his nephew Igor, who get along well, are despised by the Polish bodybuilder Steroid. Danish markswoman "Buns" despises "Fox," a doctor with magazine-ready looks. On the other hand, Fox likes working with "Grizzly," with whom she has a slight infatuation.

 

The pool of available individuals is always different in every Game because the mercenaries could be away randomly on various jobs.

 

In the games of the Jagged Alliance, the player must preserve a certain amount of reputation. A player's reputation will suffer if they lose soldiers to enemy fire, frequently employ and fire staff, or act callously (refusing to pay for the return of dead mercenaries' bodies). A lousy player's reputation impacts all mercenaries. Mercenaries could demand a significant wage increase before agreeing to work for the player. They might leave if the player doesn't covertly provide their mercenaries with a bonus. And only mercs in dire need of work will consent to work for genuinely infamous gamers.