It is the year 2009. For the last five years the Earth has changed dramatically. All the countries have been united under the U.E.C (United Earth Confederation) and the global authorities have been elected. They have been imposing hard policy on the territories which they have been governing. There are no regular military organizations any more. The thoroughly selected mercenary division troops have replaced them. They are well-trained and well-paid specialists of all disciplines. Each troop consists of particular field experts and is prepared to perform specified tasks. The player gets to join the secret Armobile Squad Training Center, which is a division dealing with risky and hazardous missions involving specialized means of transportation. The invitation itself is a great reward--you are treated as one of the best drivers in the world. Drivers can choose the vehicle they are trained on. They can also decide on the part of the world they are trained in and consequently on the tasks they will have to handle. The Confederation takes care of its defendants. It has made six military training grounds available to them. They were previously used to research the latest weapon. They are all inaccessible for people and situated in isolated areas perfectly suitable for BattleCamp.
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Armobiles 1.0
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License | Free to try | |
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| Requirements | Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP, DirectX 9.0 drivers | ||
| Downloads | 25 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | GanyMede Systems Incorporated | File Size | 28.0M |
| Date added | 02 Oct 2003 | ||
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