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• gamedeal user

  May 8, 2014

  Freespace 2 is coming June 6th!!! An awesome game well ahead of its time. For those who want Freespace 3, it's not going to happen. However you can download Freespace 2 and install Freespace Open from the Hard-Light Forums. The game now features hundreds of mods, campaigns, and user made ships as well as two separate takes on how the Freespace universe could have progressed after Freespace 2. It is also possible to play with upgraded graphics and at higher resolutions. All that for the amazing price of nothing. It is worth noting that Freespace Open is supported on OS X and Linux Operating Systems as well. Happy fragging!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 3, 2017

  Descent: FreeSpace was - for pretty much two decades - the start of the best space combat simulation ever developed. I probably spent several years of my childhood playing FreeSpace 1 and 2 and to this day there is no other game which I will get back to every few years and then play it for months on end because it is that good. Never before have I played a game which utilizes almost all keyboard buttons, some of them even twice or thrice with button combinations. It takes days to get used to the controls and to remember all of them in the heat of battle, but after having learned them once, I never forgot them again. I can boot up any FreeSpace game after 5 years without having played it and the controls will come back to me within 5 minutes. No other game has ever managed to do that. No other game has ever managed to entertain me to that degree even although I can still remember every single mission, every enemy wave, every plot twist and all and any scripted events. FreeSpace might not be for everyone, but every space-sim fan who doesn't believe FreeSpace to be the best space combat sim ever developed simply either hasn't played it yet or is too young to be able to fully appreciate its actual complexity and depth, as it is perfectly possible to play and even finish the game with just knowing how to thrust, turn and shoot. But there's so much more to those who aren't afraid of delving deeper into the game. To this day, 15 years later, the FreeSpace 2 Open Source Project is still making the game better and every person even remotely interested in the FreeSpace series should check out the several hundred campaigns and total conversions available over at the Hard-Light.net FreeSpace community. It's by the way not only one of the most friendly and dedicated gaming communities I have ever seen, it also boasts probably a score of the best coders lurking around on the interwebs as well. I can't just recommend FreeSpace, I would actually have to literally build a physical shrine to be even remotely able to convey how I feel about the entire franchise and its modding community.
• gamedeal user

  May 8, 2014

  awesome game! played this back in the day. this does come with the silent threat expansion. My personal opinion is i need a joystick to fully enjoy this, but reguardless this works fine and is enjoyable on my windows 8.1 system. FREESPACE 3 PLEASE!
• gamedeal user

  May 8, 2014

  Amazing game from back in the day! Excellent space combat simulator with a great story and it also has one of the best intro cinematics I've seen in a game! Plus, it comes with the expansion Silent Threat.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 9, 2019

  This game does not function on Windows 10 with a built in package. you must dig heartily through other applications. Would have been better buying it with GoG. They actually give you a path on how to make the damn game work.
• gamedeal user

  May 8, 2014

  When I saw this had become available on Steam, I was overjoyed. Freespace: The Great War was one of my absolute favorite games as a child, and I believe it still holds up strongly to this day. The game begins 14 years into the war between the Terrans and Vasudans, and before long, an even greater threat shows its face, an ancient and destructive alien race known only as the Shivans...enemy to Terran and Vasudan alike. Freespace: The Great War is a space flight sim. While most missions involve you either protecting an important target, or wiping out enemy forces, oftentimes both, they are all varied in their actual content and no two missions really feel the same. As the game progresses, you gain access to a good variety of different ships, each with varying strengths and weaknesses, as well as an assortment of different weapons. Another of Freespace's strong points is its atmosphere, formed mostly from the music and dialogue. It will make you feel like you ARE the pilot, and a part of the game itself. This is definitely one of the things that helps to set Freespace apart from other space sims. I have never played another space sim that gave quite the same feeling Freespace does. This release includes the expansion, Silent Threat, which continues the story after the main campaign's ending with several additional missions. I really can't recommend this game enough. If you're a fan space flight sims or flight sims in general, and have not played this game, now's your chance to experience a masterpiece.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 30, 2016

  The game is unplayable. It's actually a copy of the original, with no added support for new gen PCs. It only plays at 800x600 resolution. It's as useless as having the original CD at home. Do not buy this game. You can play it using a port to FreeSpace2 found with FreeSpaceOpen. Check this out for more info. http://www.hard-light.net/forums/?topic=61606.0 That said, if you have never played FS1 or FS2 you should, using those mods I mentioned. It's the best space combat game ever made to date. It has the best graphics of it generation, it has a compelling story with great gameplay.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 5, 2022

  [h1] A Classic Space DogFight Game[/h1] I remember when this game cost 3k+ in 1998-99 and required a graphic card(3DFX Voodoo) that cost 35-40k in 98. Both the game and card was out of my reach then. I had played the demo of this game and i liked it. This is a great game to try if you like dogfights with sci-fi setting. I haven't played it very much but as far as the story goes it is about discovery of an advanced hostile alien force which means the world needs saving. I haven't played enough mission to know more than this. The weapon loadout can be customised to some extent and you can also choose which model of starfighter to fly iirc. Each mission has a briefing. There is a good tutorial for learning how to play integrated into the campaign. Controls can be customised although modern controllers cannot be used. You might need an old school flight stick to fully enjoy this game. You can use nglide to get this game to run on modern systems in 3DFX mode. People have also created mods which i was never able to use because i don't know how which offer visual enhancements.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 14, 2017

  Window 10 users. To play you have to install nglide, http://www.zeus-software.com/downloads/nglide. <--- THIS. Install it. Then in the Freespace Launcher go into setup, video, detect cards. Then use 3DFX glide, and then run. It should work now. (If you are still having trouble make sure it's running in admin, or it will not save the options and wont work)
• gamedeal user

  Oct 25, 2014

  My all-time favourite space combat game. The gameplay is tight and complex, missions are varied and progress in difficulty smoothly, graphics were amazing in the day (and still are with the Freespace Opensource project and FSPort), and the campaign is well-written and paced, albeit the "lore" is sparsely explained without the manual. The release on Steam does not let you control your resolution and personally I get a terrible flicker in menus and briefings, so I would actually recommend Freespace 2 and the Open Source engine, which enables you to play the FS1 campaign as a port/mod, plus a plethora of user-created content like enhanced models with normal and specular mapping, total conversation campaigns etc. Plus, the new engine squashes some old bugs and has built-in post-processing effects. It's the ultimate Freespace experience.