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Customer Reviews of Descent: Freespace Battle Pack

A very fun space game!
Really fun and a good simulation of space...later on in levels you can get really bored and stuck,the controls are difficult to. But take all that away and it is the #1 shoot the living ...and keep no survivores game.
This a very worthy game to buy!

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A good game for people who like space sims
FreeSpace: The Great War is a great game! The graphics are very nice. The plot is very involving and keeps ya stuck in front of the computer for a good amount of time. The missions are really fun and I always play the campaigns over again. Silent Threat is a good addition to the pack. It is more "confidential classified for your eyes only" sort of stuff. The nebulas in the backround are very colorful and keep ya staring at em' until you notice you are being pounded unmercifuly by enemy fighters. There is a certain strategy that is involved rather than just sliding that disc in and blowing up everything you see. There is little wrong with this game. When you start a new campaign, you lose all your simulation missions in the previous campaign that you just finished, which is what I don't like. If you have played any X-Wing series games, you will most likely like this game as well, though in my opinion the X-Wing series are better, but that's my opinion. Overall, this is a good addition to all that stuff on your C drive. It has good graphics and plot, very good missions, plus some cool music. A good game!

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X-Wing, move aside!
Usually, the only spce flying games I would play were the X-Wing games. I went out and bought every one. But one day, I was over at my grandparents house. I saw a disk case reading "Descent Freespace: The Great War". I popped it into my grandpa's computer, and I was instantly swallowed into space. I was surrounded by ships. Friendly and enemy. I was hit by laserfire. I swerved aroud to meet my enemy. I shot back at the other ship . After about five seconds of holding down the trigger on my enemy, a bright explosion was seen. As my enemy drowned into the brilliant nebula surrounding me, a call from a ellow pilot came in. He couldn't escape the enemy trailing him. I helped him out. With no enemies left, I warped back to base. The commander debriefed me, and then I had to go home.