Jagged Edge review PC

Jagged Edge review for the PC

Jagged Edge is the unoffical sequel to Jagged Alliance, in which you are charged with removing a despot leader of a fictional African nation - Diamond Coast. To go about this task you must first plan your supplies and check mission objectives, then position your hired mercenaries and take them into engagement. Fans of the prevous titles will know what to expect and should enjoy this latest release. Download this week's issue for full review.
Click here to read the full Jagged Edge review for the PC now! Jagged Edge review for the PC Is it best to burn out or fade away? It is a question which has preoccupied many for decades but today we have a definitive answer for a game series that, we are all sad to say, has passed its best. Jagged Edge is the unofficial sequel to Jagged Alliance, and its lineage is faithful to the point of frustration. The problem is that the most recent game of the series was in 1999, so Edge feels old, despite the shiny new 3D engine. The game's story is based on removing a despot leader of a fictional African nation – Diamond Coast. Through the nifty in-game laptop, emails are received constantly explaining how the ruler is indeed a very bad man and his henchmen deserve everything that they get. Kill all mercenaries, soldiers, policeman and civilians in your way until you finally get a swipe at the top dog himself. Click here to read the rest of our Jagged Edge review for the PC now!