Earth 2140

Description

It's the year 2140, earth is almost completely destroyed after numerous wars and environmental catastrophes, and the people primarily live underground. The two enemy parties are the United Civilized States and the Eurasian Dynasty. In this RTS game, both are trying to conquer as much land as possible.

Earth 2140's game concepts overlap with those of the Command & Conquer lineage - mine resources, build units, and send them into battle with an enemy which must be tracked down. The two sides have different units, with the UCS advantaged by its Mercs and robotic infantry. There are cinematic cutscenes for each mission

Alternate Titles

• "Земля 2140" -- Russian title

Part of the Following Groups

• Games made into books
• Topware Earth series

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User Reviews

A surprisingly good RTS game.

DOS

James Kirk (159)

The Press Says

PC Player (Germany)	Windows	Jun, 1997		100
PC Player (Germany)	DOS	Jun, 1997		100
Amiga Future	Amiga	Mar, 2001	89 out of 100	89
PC Gameplay (Benelux)	Windows	Oct, 1997	83 out of 100	83
Reset	Windows	Nov, 1997	8 out of 10	80
Amiga Active	Amiga	May, 2001		75
Game.EXE	Windows	Oct, 1997	75 out of 100	75
Inside Mac Games (IMG)	Macintosh	Dec 27, 2001	7.25 out of 10	72
Gamezilla	DOS	1997	47 out of 100	47
AppleLinks.Com	Macintosh	Sep 05, 2002		20

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Trivia

Earth 2140 received a 77% rating from PC Gamer magazine (May 1998; reviewed by Joseph Novicki).