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SEGA / Jun 1, 2010 / Strategy
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CompareThe battle-simulation game has gone haywire! All contestants inside the system are trapped and frozen on the battlefields, and the androids are reprogrammed to become hi-tech killing machines! It's up to three brave fighters to rescue hostages, and to destroy the central computer of the system, the Brain.
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5 user reviews
100% positive, 5 reviews
A hidden masterpiece. My favourite game on any Sega console. Flawless 2 player co-op campaign with a huge variety of characters that you personify and favour over others, all of which can die permanently at any given moment. Remains to be very challenging even after you have worked out all of the best tactics and characters to use.
85 found this helpful, 2011-01-24
Gain Ground, which abbreviates as gg because it's always gg around here, is a top-down slow-paced action game with strategy elements, that was released on arcades in 1988, made by Sega of Japan. By the way, it was called simply as "strategy" genre-wise back then but the gaming industry was young and thus we didn't have much of rules of what defines the expected pure strategy game back then. It was then ported onto...
36 found this helpful, 2016-09-10
Really amazing to see such piece of history. A game that works as a DLC for this bundle: The SEGA Mega Drive and Genesis Classics. Which is basically a legal emulation bundle. This game is originally from 1988. Very old. And: I'm happy to see it included on Steam. I have two main positives to say about that: The first cool positive: The ROM is included. Which is fantastic for the fans of emulation. We can boot it up...
2 found this helpful, 2022-07-03
I hate this game so much. It is pretty much the ONLY game I have NEVER been able to beat. It is REALLY difficult. If you like to torture yourself and are looking for more reasons to hate dolfins, give it a try, but don't say I didn't warn you. My life will be that much more complete whenever I manage to beat this game, and I WILL be throwing a massive party, no joke.
3 found this helpful, 2024-07-14
32 found this helpful, 2020-06-02