In the sequel to the dark isometric action / strategy game Syndicate, you control either Eurocorp Syndicate or Church of the New Epoch. These two sinister forces are battling for world domination. You must help them dominate the world across 60 violent missions spread through 30 cities - you receive e-mails containing the mission plans.

After selecting a squad of four men from your roster, you direct them through the rotatable 3D city views, shooting foes as the situation dictates. Nuclear grenades and psycho gas are among the new weapons. Tubes, a monorail system and unimpeded Antigrav vehicles give a futuristic feel to travel. In the PC version, 8-player battles over modem and network are available.

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Syndicate series

Merchant	Title	Platform	Price
	Syndicate Wars	PlayStation	$12.18
	Syndicate Wars
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User Reviews

A fine sequel	DOS	Evil-Jim (151)
A wonderful game of mass mayhem, blowing up buildings, destroying whole cities and very clever puzzels, absolutely great!	DOS	DarkTalon (135)
A great, wonderful, amazing game.	DOS	Tomer Gabel (4429)
Fantastic CyberPunk style urban-combat game	DOS	Xeper La'Ark (3)

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The Press Says

Computer Games Magazine	DOS	1996		100
PC Games	DOS	Dec, 1996	A-	91
PC Player (Denmark)	DOS	1997	90 out of 100	90
PC Gameplay (Benelux)	DOS	Oct, 1996	89 out of 100	89
NowGamer	PlayStation	Jul 31, 1997	8.5 out of 10	85
PC Games (Germany)	DOS	Sep, 1996	85 out of 100	85
Power Play	DOS	Sep, 1996	74 out of 100	74
High Score	DOS	Dec, 1996	3 out of 5	60
Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM)	PlayStation	Sep, 1997	5.4 out of 10	54
GameSpot	PlayStation	Oct 22, 1997	5.3 out of 10	53

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Trivia

On the CD is a file MISC\PRIME1.TXT which is ~260KB. It starts with: "The Largest Known Prime, 2^859433-1 (258716 decimal digits) = 129498125604[...]". This was the largest prime number at that time. The largest prime number found in 2008 is 50 times longer, so this file would have been around 13MB!

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