Sudden Strike: Resource War

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2004 on Windows

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Fireglow Games

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Collected By: 6 players

Genre: Strategy
Perspective: Diagonal-down
Visual: Isometric
Pacing: Real-time
Setting: Historical events
World War II

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Description

Sudden Strike: Resource War is the successor to Sudden Strike II with a modified game engine. All vehicles now need ammunition besides their fuel. Buildings can now be repaired. Factories allow the manufacture of tanks and vehicles. The game comes with 4 new campaigns which consist of 18 missions.

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Sudden Strike: Битва за ресурсы - Russian spelling

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Sudden Strike series

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Credits (Windows version)

22 People

Executive Producer	Victor Vinokurov
Project Leader	Vladimir Medeiko
Senior Programmer	Denis Konovalov
Programmers	Alexey Naumov (Cupper) Nick Kotlyarov Oleg Semenov Victor Bargachev (BukTop) Victor Streltsov Yuri Belotserkovsky (KilleR)
Artists	Alexey Bykov Alexey Goussev Alexey Krivorotko (Losidze) Dmitry Jempala (Plastilin) Ekaterina Krivorot'ko Gleb Kuznetsov (Troublemaker) Gram Polupadlo Roman Barinov (Popan)
Scenario Designers	Ostap Dragomoschenko (Ostap) Sergey Korshun (Monty)
Music, Sound and Game Balance	Igor Rzheffkin (Pocomaxa)
Quality Assurance	Paval Pleshachkov (Pasxa)
Historical Consulting	Sergey Pavlov

Trivia

Bonus campaign

The original release includes only four campaigns. A fifth campaign with 3 missions, where you play as the USSR, was included as a custom campaign when the game was released in Russia. This bonus campaign was later made available for free on the game website and subsequent patches added it as a main campaign.