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Twilight: 2000

Published: February 1, 2009 - Last update: April 8, 2012 - 2140 downloads

Alt name: TW2000
Year: 1991
Genre: Role-Playing (RPG), Strategy
Theme: Post-Apocalyptic, Tank
Publisher: MicroProse Software, Inc.
Developer: Paragon Software Corporation
Perspectives: 1st-Person, 3rd-Person, Isometric

4.6 / 5
10 votes

3 MiB

Description of Twilight: 2000

To shortly resume Twilight: 2000 (also known as TW2000), it's about role-playing (rpg), strategy and post-apocalyptic, tank. It was done by Paragon Software Corporation in 1991. Feel free to download and try it!

Paragon's last game is one of the best RPG / strategy hybrids ever produced, with excellent AI, lots of gameplay options, and outstanding character creation and tactical combat module that features all sorts of realistic factors and modern weapons. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, Twilight 2000 puts you in control of expert army squad sent to various peacekeeping missions around the globe. Tactical, financial, and personnel decisions all combine into an addictive game that foreshadows Sir-Tech's Jagged Alliance years later.
Review by HOTUD

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#3304

ixtlan24 added this comment :

in Vista or Win7 try D-Fend Reloaded DosBox...that'll do the trick :)

#3125

Drew897 added this comment :

Is there any way to play this game on the Vista operating system? Having trouble running it on there. Thanks.

#792

Sad Lunatic Mad Boy added this comment :

This Game is very difficult.

I can't play anymore T^T;;;

#723

stygianumbra added this comment :

Horrible then, horrible now. If you like expending 60-70 clips and hundreds of 30mm and 40mm grenades to kill 13 or so people, this might be the game for you. It is fun up until you start encountering hoards of enemies, which wouldn't be a problem if a soldier with high rifle skills could hit things better than none at all, but they can't. When your generating a character, initiative seems to be randomly determined so you could have 2 identical characters with a 6 and 1 initiative. So after you have re-created your soldiers 500 times to get them right and start playing the game, you dump it after realizing that it is not fun to play. You might be able to forgive the repetitiveness if someone could explain why a veteran marine sniper can't even hit a shot reliably from 100m away with a 50+ rifle stat using a PSG-1 maybe I could play it. Your only option if you MUST play this game is to save every time, before you go somewhere and if anything happens reload because it is mostly random. Use a lot of grenade launchers too, seem to work a lot better at actually killing anything.

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Grad the Implaler added this comment :

I spent weeks playing this game. Once you figure everything out it is addictive. Many of the weapons used in the game are still current.

#96

ted added this comment :

Awesome game. Arma 2 being the modern day equivalent. Loved it!

#84

GnomeLeveler added this comment :

My God, this game is so confusing! I remember repeatedly creating characters, tricking them out to my heart's content (there is a really intricate character development system) and then I'd venture out into the world and be completely baffled as to what I'm supposed to do or how things are supposed to work. Ugh.

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