KKND: Krush Kill 'N Destroy (DOS)

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Description

After a nuclear war humanity is divided up into two groups: the survivors and the mutes. The survivors lived under the surface of Earth for years. After they crawled up to the light again, the whole world has changed. The most important resource is oil and now a war between the Evolved (mutants) and the Survivors begins. The Evolved use mutant animals as units, while the Survivors use their high-tech vehicles.

KKND is a real-time strategy game where oil is the primary resource to earn the currency needed to construct buildings and train units. Different buildings can often be upgraded multiple times to unlock new options.

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Alternate Titles

• "绝地风暴" -- Chinese spelling (simplified)
• "KKND: Krush, Kill 'N' Destroy" -- European title
• "KKND" -- Common abbreviation

Part of the Following Groups

• KKND series
• Live action cut-scenes

User Reviews

A very enjoyable clone indeed!	Peppie Pep (8)
Not a revolutionary rts but still damn solid and very enjoyable!	Draw Holy Cow (4)
Thankyou Melbourne House, for giving us the best Freak basher in ages...	Fos (13)	unrated
A mediocre game.	Tomer Gabel (4646)

Critic Reviews

Adrenaline Vault, The (AVault)	Apr 22, 1997		90
PC Games (Germany)	Feb, 1997	88 out of 100	88
Game.EXE	Mar, 1997	84 out of 100	84
PC Player (Denmark)	1997	82 out of 100	82
PC Joker	Feb, 1997	79 out of 100	79
Gamezilla	1997	74 out of 100	74
GameSpot	Apr 08, 1997	6.2 out of 10	62
PC Player (Germany)	Feb, 1997		60
Reset	Jun, 1997	6 out of 10	60
Computer Gaming World (CGW)	Aug, 1997		50

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Manual

From the manual: "Two bean cans connected with string are not recommended for maximum, accurate data transferal."

Related Web Sites

• KKnD - Krush, Kill n Destroy (official game pages at Beam Software's website, archived copy from 1997 by the Wayback Machine)
• KKnD - The Inside Story (official game pages at the publisher's site, archived from 1997 by the Wayback Machine)