Why I buy this one ?
- Fleet-based real-time strategy game set in deep space
- 16 episodic missions
- Simultaneously control up to 16 interplanetary battle maps
- Exclusive supply line management features
- For one or more players using Internet or LAN connection

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What our customer's say!

"Little Laggy", One of the only problems I have with this game is that its a little laggy. other then that its awesome. I love the multi sector system, where in most other RTS, you normally find the enemy pretty much across the street, then you just go over and destroy him. In Conquest, you have to go through several maps to locate the enemy. In other RTS, you sit there and just have to build your strongest unit, or nuke em with your WOMD untill hes done. Where in this game, You have to actually build a fleet made up of a mixture of all the units you have, besides that you need to include a supply ship, because you don't have unlimited ammo like in most RTS games. Any way thats all I gotta say..Im gonna go back to my game.

"Okay", I remember hearing a lot of good things about this game, but I put it in and it was slow even on a modern computer, I'm not sure if it had to do with installing full install or what. But the story is cool. Missions are a tad bit easy. overall a classic though, defiantly gave star craft a run for its money and that is what was around when this came out.

"Nvidia users beware", This is a great game that caught my eye. I bought it, installed it, ran it, saw the opening video, and the game crashed. A little thing no one mentions is that the game does not work with certain Nvidia cards. I myself have an Nvidia GoForce Fx Go5200. Apparently there is a downloadable patch to correct this issue but no matter where I downloaded it from, the game still failed to work for me.

It wasn't until after much hassel and tweaking (including lowering my hardware acceleration to almost none) that I was able to get the game to run. Even then it did not run properly. The pixels were very low so the detail was low as well.

Despite the graphics problems, once I was able to play the game I was instantly addicted. I especialy love the "multi system gameplay" brought about by the use of wormholes. As you can tell, the game mimics Starcraft to the point where it almost seems ridiculous. The only real differences are the game is based on a galactic scale, you may have to deal with several systems at once, meaning you better be pretty good at multi-tasking, and the 3D graphics.

Overall, unless you have an Nvidia graphics card, BUY THIS GAME!!!

"havent played this game.... I geuss it sounds good?", uhh.... I think I'll buy it.

"A great game that many will enjoy!", Conquest Frontier Wars is a great game! It has prooven ideas and techniques, as well as new ones that really make this game unique. Think of it as 4X meets RTS. The three races greatly resemble the Starcraft races not only in looks, but in the technology they use. But other than that, the races are unique from each other, yet well balanced. The graphics in this game are phenominal! Although not completely 3D, the Starfields, asteroid belts, planets, nebulae, etc. are very well done. The ships look even better. They are incredibly detailed, from the rotating laser turrets on the Terran battleships, to the Celearon's beautiful shine. The weapons are very believe not only technology wise, but looks to.

Raings: (1-10)

Graphics: 9
The graphics are beautiful, no aspect has been overlooked. The reason it isn't a 10 is that the ships, even on high reselution, aren't perfectly rendered on the edges, making them slightly jagged.

Sounds: 8
Most of the sound effects are very realistic and really draw you in. The weapon sounds fit perfectly in the battles, and each are unique, you can tell which ships are fireing. The main thing I don't like, is the way the mantis talk. Although cute at first, they get very annoying very quickly.

Gameplay: 10
The traditional RTS and 4X style games merge perfectly to create a game that will give you many hours of fun. The campain is only for terrans, but there is "training" for the other races. The multiplayer system works well, but few people have given this game a chance, so they are only a few people on at a time.

Replayability: 10
With 3 unique races, a great AI, multiplayer capability, and many ways to play the game, Conquest: Frontier Wars will give you so much fun for your money.

This is a great game and is greatly overlooked, so if you have [$$$] lying around, you can pick up a copy of this game like I did and enjoy one of the best computer games to date. But if you want to fully enjoy the game, be prepared to download the
40 Meg (est) patch. But trust me. It's worth it.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Conquest Vs. Age of Empires 2", Conquest is Age of Empires in space. The best, the only real space strategy game!!

"Magnificent", If you haven't heard of this game, you're one of the majority. It was a long time in the development and it wasn't very well advertised at all. It really is a pity, too, because this is one of the best strategy games out there.

I first heard of this game through Amazon's recommendation, ironically enough, because I had purchased a more recent UBI Soft product- Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor. Do NOT get that. Get this instead. Even if you're not a strategy fan and are an RPG fan, this game beats POR in every aspect related to fun. That said, this is a very excellent strategy game with a cool plot and incredible graphics. It was originally conceived by Wing Commander guru Chris Roberts, and it shows in the way the fleets fight (the Terrans are especially recognizable). As is the norm for such a production, the cinematics and briefings are very well done and quite funny from time to time.

As far as I know, this is the first strategy game in which you can fight on multiple maps at the same time. It's really something you need to experience yourself, and it definitely puts Conquest in a class of its own. The way you travel between maps is somewhat reminiscent of wormholes in Star Trek: Armada, though they actually send you to a completely different place rather than somewhere else on the same one. The resource model is similar to that of Starcraft- there's metal and gas, and command points (basically supply, or officers in Armada). Additionally, there's crew, which you need for new ships. All the resources are harvested from planets or debris fields, and you build sensor stations for more command points, which let you increase the number of your forces. The resource system is pretty unique, in that you use harvesters like in Command & Conquer, but you can also just sit and mine up planets if you'd rather do that. Of course, it doesn't hurt to do both.

The units in the game are diverse, yet the three races are very well balanced. Conquest is remarkable in this aspect, as each of the races are fundamentally different but can be played to an equally effective degree. For example, Terrans use metal more than anything else, while the Mantis (the typical alien bug invaders) emphasize crew, and the Celareons love to burn gas.

When I got Star Trek: Armada, I thought the graphics were absolutely amazing. Well, Conquest looks much better, without a shade of a doubt. You can zoom in to see the remarkable detail- turrets swivel, fighters dogfight, and exploding ships send out showers of debris. It's really quite a nice game just for the artistic aspect of it. The computer generated characters that brief you are also nicely done, and actually manage to convey a sense of personality. The only thing I didn't like about the graphics was the nebulae and debris fields- they're too squarish. It would have been perfect if they had done a little polishing on that part.

The single player missions are really quite fun, and should keep you occupied for some time. It's a more or less straightforward alien invader plot, but the briefings make it quite engrossing, and the story does take some interesting twists. If you're not a multiplayer person, you won't be disappointed by Conquest.

As for stability issues, Conquest has a few problems. It tends to freeze or crash when you start a new game, but if you get past the first ten seconds it's usually fine. Sometimes you might experience a freeze ingame, which I have noticed usually coincides with when one of the talking heads pops up. Save often to avoid losing your progress.

All in all, this game is WELL worth the cost, especially if you're a strategy gamer. It has all the aspects of a good RTS, and some that are quite revolutionary. If anything, it also deserves high marks for style and polish. Definitely worth checking out.

"Random Map equals long term enjoyment", The graphics are very good. The customization options are varied and allow you to play the game over and over without it being too repetitive. The option to play other races with slightly different technology trees encourages you to stop playing as a "Terran" once you've mastered them. While the diplomacy interface is a little weak when compared to say CivilizationII and the fleet commanders aren't animated all in all you won't be disappointed with this game. I highly recommend it.

"The sleeper RTS hit of the year!!", Fantastic. Along the lines of the classic Blizzard game Starcraft, Conquest:FW offers some of the best gamplay and new RTS features on the market. The problem is few have heard of this game. Well, I'm here to change that. Here is my breakdown, short and sweet:

Graphics 8.5
Gorgeous 3D placed over average 2D backgrounds. The space-scapes would be nicer if it was in a higher res. Rumor has it that a patch being released in the upcoming month will alter the background resolution. Incredible particle add a little razzle dazzle and make the space battles a sight to behold.

Sound 9
Voice acting is really good, esspecially compared to other games on the market. Weapon sound effects, explosions, and music are all really good. And the best part is the background music doesn't get old, like sooooo many other RTS games.

Gameplay 10
So, your a race of humans or aliens in space. The "Mantis" alien race is set on destroying earth and you are there to stop them, or be the mantis and carry out your goal. The interface is much like Command and Conquer or Cossacks, with point and click, weapons upgrades, buildings, and resource management. What adds a whole new twist to the genre is a very unique supply line feature. The maps are multi-tiered. Which means you can fully explore one space system and wormhole to another. This allows for endless possibilities. You must create a supply line to make sure your space navy, can maintain itself over the course of some times 9-10 systems. This multi-tiered system allows for a larger strategy element then most other RTS games provide.

And of course the bread and butter of the gameplay: Online Multiplayer. Nothing quite like playing online against people in random battles. While the preset single player missions are great nothing tops getting online and creating your spaced based empire and defending it against a bunch of friends (or enemy's :). The ability to customize the maps to the Nth degree make it even that much better.

Overall: 10 (or 5 in Amazon Speak)
Get this game now. You won't be dissappointed. All RTS fans rejoice! Innovation still exists in RTS apparently and this title will provide hours and hours of enjoyment.

"Maybe worth $30-but not more", For anyone who likes real-time strategy this game will keep you amused for a while. But it lacks any new innovations which will keep someone hooked for more than once through the game. If you have played Homeworld then this will be a let down. Homeworld gives expectations for real-time strategy that Conquest can't deliever. If you have the money its not a complete waste.