Breed (Windows)

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Description

Breed is set in the year 2610. After a long and costly war with the robotic alien race nick-named the Breed, your warship returns to Earth only to discover that the entire war only was a diversion.

Now Earth has fallen into the hands of the Breed and only you and your men can stop it...

To do this you must take control of a squad of soldiers and win 18 different missions. They take place on tropical islands, Antarctica and even outer space. There is a variety of vehicles including tanks, buggies and fighter jets, ensuring that a range of control skills must be mastered. Everything you see can be blown up, with weapons including plasma guns, assault rifles and grenades.

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Alternate Titles

• "Особь" -- Russian spelling

Part of the Following Group

• Software Pyramide releases

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Critic Reviews

GameSpot (Belgium/Netherlands)	Apr 02, 2004	79 out of 100	79
IGN	Apr 15, 2004	7.3 out of 10	73
Gameplay (Benelux)	Mar 31, 2004	70 out of 100	70
Game Informer Magazine	Jun, 2004	6.75 out of 10	68
CD-Action	Jun, 2004	6.5 out of 10	65
PC Games (Germany)	Mar 02, 2004	62 out of 100	62
Worth Playing	May 02, 2004	6 out of 10	60
PC Zone Benelux	May, 2004	58 out of 100	58
Game Informer Magazine	Jun, 2004	5.75 out of 10	58
GameSpot	Apr 16, 2004	4.2 out of 10	42

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Trivia

Cut content

Some of the features that was promised but never made it into the game:

• Co-op multiplayer
• Huge multiplayer battles that would take place on the ground and in space simultaneously

And does anyone else find it strange that the only mission you get to use the jeep in is the tutorial?

Development

There is a major falling-out between the developer and the publisher. The developer claimed that the publisher published an older version of the codebase, thus causing all the bugs at release. The publisher retorted that the game is nearly unplayable and that they had to bring in their own programmers to debug the last "stable" version they received.

Information also contributed by Kasey Chang

Related Web Sites

• Breed (Official game website)