Want more? Advanced embedding details, examples, and help! Publication date Topics deadlock , pc , game , dos , msdos , strategy , turn based , iso Language English. Deadlock: Planetary Conquest is a turn-based strategy computer game by Accolade. The game was officially released in The story revolves around eight races’ struggle for control over the planet Gallius IV, which came to a deadlock.

Every decision you make will determine the ultimate fate of your people, your empire, and your survival. Beneath you floats magnificent, untamed Gallius IV, a terran world newly discovered in this disputed part of the galaxy. Your colony ship is ready, equipped with all the basics you need to settle this planet. The select group of colonists orbiting with you are prepared both to build a strong colony and to defend it to the last stone.

You can visit our FAQs page for more help and solutions if you have a problem. Description System Requirements Game Media. No problem, right? Well, there is a slight complication You are one of seven races salivating over the untouched terrain of Gallius IV. You must gather resources and build new cities before the enemies choke off your supplies or come knocking on your city walls with demolition squads. According to the compact of Gallius IV, this is supposed to be a peaceful competition.

But rules are, of course, made to be broken The world of Gallius IV is richly represented. You can tell that the folks at Accolade spent a good deal of time on the art direction of Deadlock. The landscapes are nice to look at and easy to understand for placement of structures and colony planning. The World and Settlement views allow you to see what’s happening on a global scale and to zoom in for a good view of each settlement.

You will spend most of the early portion of the game focusing on settlement views while constructing your cities and turn more to the World view as conflicts with other races start to gain your attention. Cleverly, there is always a small world map displayed in the upper right hand corner, to make viewing different settlements possible without zooming out to the World view each time. Below this map is a chart that keeps track of all of your resources for you, so that at a glance you can tell in which resource e.

Video clips are your communication link to both your enemies be they computer or human opponents and your minions. You can threaten, insult or brag to your enemies via pre-recorded messages.

Or you can even type a message of your own to send. If you ever wanted to vebally taunt your Doom opponent, you could see how such communication would be a lot of fun during a multiplayer game. My only wish for the communication aspect would be for the video representatives to also verbalize your custom messages — although I’m not sure what’s involved in implementing such a feature. As it stands, your custom messages are simply displayed as text, along with the video image of your race.

Here’s where Deadlock really shines. To begin with, the game is almost entirely customizable; you can change everything from the size of the planet to the number of cities one must build to conquer it. What’s more, you can select the intelligence level of the computer AI — from “Brain dead” to “Unbeatable. You can also put time limits on turns or select fast resource production to speed up a contest.

You will represent one of six races, each of which has its relative advantages and disadvantages. For instance, the Tarth pictured are military behemoths, the kind you’d want in your corner when the puny humans start sending video threats. But they can’t sneak up on anybody, and their navy is a joke. Some races are smarter, some faster-growing, others sneakier.

What’s really cool is that you can redefine race abilities. This would allow you to handicap a friend if he always chose one race because of a particular attribute. For example, if your friend Joe always chose the Re’Lu because of their mind control powers and this always led to a victory for him , you could give every race mind control

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Well, there is a slight complication You are one of seven races salivating over the untouched terrain of Gallius IV.

You must gather resources and build new cities before the enemies choke off your supplies or come knocking on your city walls with demolition squads. According to the compact of Gallius IV, this is supposed to be a peaceful competition. But rules are, of course, made to be broken The world of Gallius IV is richly represented. You can tell that the folks at Accolade spent a good deal of time on the art direction of Deadlock.

The landscapes are nice to look at and easy to understand for placement of structures and colony planning.

The World and Settlement views allow you to see what’s happening on a global scale and to zoom in for a good view of each settlement. You will spend most of the early portion of the game focusing on settlement views while constructing your cities and turn more to the World view as conflicts with other races start to gain your attention. Cleverly, there is always a small world map displayed in the upper right hand corner, to make viewing different settlements possible without zooming out to the World view each time.

Below this map is a chart that keeps track of all of your resources for you, so that at a glance you can tell in which resource e. Video clips are your communication link to both your enemies be they computer or human opponents and your minions. You can threaten, insult or brag to your enemies via pre-recorded messages. Or you can even type a message of your own to send. If you ever wanted to vebally taunt your Doom opponent, you could see how such communication would be a lot of fun during a multiplayer game.

My only wish for the communication aspect would be for the video representatives to also verbalize your custom messages — although I’m not sure what’s involved in implementing such a feature. As it stands, your custom messages are simply displayed as text, along with the video image of your race.

Here’s where Deadlock really shines. To begin with, the game is almost entirely customizable; you can change everything from the size of the planet to the number of cities one must build to conquer it.

What’s more, you can select the intelligence level of the computer AI — from “Brain dead” to “Unbeatable. You can also put time limits on turns or select fast resource production to speed up a contest. You will represent one of six races, each of which has its relative advantages and disadvantages. For instance, the Tarth pictured are military behemoths, the kind you’d want in your corner when the puny humans start sending video threats. But they can’t sneak up on anybody, and their navy is a joke.

Some races are smarter, some faster-growing, others sneakier. What’s really cool is that you can redefine race abilities. This would allow you to handicap a friend if he always chose one race because of a particular attribute.

For example, if your friend Joe always chose the Re’Lu because of their mind control powers and this always led to a victory for him , you could give every race mind control This is a protection against strategy loopholes. The point is that in Deadlock , you can’t cheat. You always have to balance your strategies.

Unlike some other strategy games, Deadlock allows you a great variety of ways to gather resources — and makes you continuously allocate workers to do just that. You can get iron, wood, food and energy by building the appropriate structures, but you must also devote labor to resource production. Therefore, you can have ten farms and still have a starving populace if you fail to devote the proper manpower to work the farms.

You can get money through taxation, trade, or by selling items or resources to the Skirineen black market. If you’re in dire need of certain resources or armaments, you can also buy them at a premium from the black market. Be careful, though; dealing with the Skirineen could cause a scandal and adversely affect your population’s morale.

Yep, that’s right. Your people won’t just work because you point, click, and tell them to; you have to keep them happy too. You can do this by keeping them fed, building ample housing for them, and not overtaxing them. If your population starts to grumble because you failed to do any of the above, you may improve their morale by building cultural centers, museums or art complexes. Although the strategic model of Deadlock is impressive and developed thoroughly, the game falls a little short in the battle arena.

Remember playing Risk with your friends, where you’d gather together your armies and march into your neighbor’s territory and start rolling dice to see who won? That’s how I feel when my troops in Deadlock are fighting. We are keeping some of the old links and patches to make sure you can revert back to old version if you have problem with the latest version.

Let us know in the comment if the Link needs update or you encountered any problems. Lets help each other and please seed. You can know about the latest build and more here. Size: Game Media ScreenShots:. Note: Before you start make sure you already have the download client provided. Old Links and Patches We are keeping some of the old links and patches to make sure you can revert back to old version if you have problem with the latest version. Schizm: Mysterious Journey b Next.

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