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Domination - The sequel to Massive Assault! Enter the universe of Domination and be part of the renewed global conflict between the Free Nations Union and the Phantom League on distant planets, including sci-fi land, sea and air warfare at a grand-strategy level.

Almost defeated, the Phantom League counter-attacks with new lethal weapons developed in secret labs - driving the remaining Free Nation Union detachments to the mountains, island and even some unpopulated planets.

With its awesome graphics and its 'Secret Allies' system, Domination takes you to the middle of fierce, furious and intense interplanetary battles!

Features

• 6 new planets for World Wars including massive-sized deathmatch maps
• 2 Mega Campaigns
• 20 new single-player scenarios with new mission types and twists
• All-new "Assault" game mode
• New A.I. - with various computer opponent "profiles"
• 10 new units, unique for each side, leading to different strategies
• Enhanced 3D engine: remade unit, terrain and effect visualization technology
• Additional battle music
• 2 new viewing modes: CNN-style "fancy camera" and historic-atlas-style 2D strategic map mode
• Many single-player gameplay enhancements

Shopper Reviews

1. 

   Nice graphics but crashes when opening game

   by Dong Suk Lee, Guatemala - Jul 11th 2010

   Besides the fact that I paid USD $39.95 , I haven't been able to installit directly in my computer and can play only on the aplication window of mac games arcade.
   
   Since it was crashing once or twice everytime I would start the game, I decide to reinstall it, but it just diapered, so now I will have to look on my email and see if I still got the link.
   
   The game it self has very nice graphics, but it is not much fun , since the rules of invasion and defence are quite strict which makes the game monotonous for my taste and way too long so it gets really boring and anoying. In overall, I would not recomend this game, first of all because it is too expensive for what you get in return , which is a game that becomes boring in just a couple of days.
   
   Bad story line which is practicaly non existant , And if could get my money back I would be very happy and much less anoyed.

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2. 

   C&C Red Alert re-visited

   by Frank Khoury, Australia - Oct 19th 2008

   This game is a backward version of C&C Red Alert, the game is slow, complicated, and chess like moves.

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