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From the team behind Northgard, Evoland, and Darksburg, you'll lead a band of mercenaries through a plague-ridden kingdom, balancing survival mechanics with management, and of course turn-based battles. There's no fantasy elements either, unless you count the plague turning folks into flesh-hungry crazies.
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One of the aspects of remastering was to improve the look of the mod in 16:9 widescreen mode, since 1920x1080 monitors are popular today. Few camera angles were changed to make them look better in Vert- mode, and optional widescreen fix which increases the player's FOV to make the gameplay Hor+ is included in the download.
"Back on Banoi we called 'em Floaters. They got all sorts of caustic juice bubbling away inside 'em, and they puke it out at anything that moves. It smells like shit, and melts flesh down to the bone. Slobbers can wade through the vomit like it's nothing, but you ain't got that luxury. Get in close and cut it down before it cuts you off with no way to run!"
The younger lad at once did as requested,glancing at the two men in the seat ahead,who were in earnest conversation, one, evidentlyunder some excitement, talking quiteloudly. He seemed not to think his voicecarried so far above the rumble of a railroadtrain, or else they both considered as naught[12]the chance that anyone might understandthe language they were speaking. That thetwo were foreigners there could be no doubt;the full whiskered face of one, and the bent,thin lips of the other denoted, beyond powerof words, the egotistical, would-be-dominatingPrussian blood. It was an argumentover ways and means that caused the beardedfellow to become so vehement.
The boys were out of the car and besidehim at once. Observing that he still breathed,they gently turned him over, trying tofind where he was injured; then they sawa mass of clotted blood on his shoulderand discovered the bullet hole.
And there was the movement of men,of guns big and little, of airplanes; therewere aerial battles, bombings, raids andcounter-attacks, which were seen but littleby the ambulance drivers, but the immediateresults were realistic enough. Tim Caseyfound a remark or two that fitted everyoccasion and he declared one fight evenbloodier than an Irish holiday.
There seemed to be no French birdmenaround and the German was evidently takingadvantage of this. He was coming on straightover the hospital and lessening his heightevery second. In thirty seconds he hadcome down to half the distance from theearth and began to sweep about in a circle,or like a gigantic figure eight, much as agreat, bloodthirsty hawk does when scanningthe earth below for its prey.
Meanwhile, the troops not needed to defendthe village from counter-attacks of the enemy,rapidly re-formed and turned to make thefirst assault on Belleau Wood, a hill crownedwith a jungle of trees and thickets. Thisstronghold of the enemy had for three daysproved impregnable. After the artillery hadhammered it a while, tearing to pieces halfthe trees on its southern edge, a reorganizedregiment of marines made a final charge,yelling like Indians, and gained the crest.Then they swept through the forest, brokeup the enemy machine-gun nests and drovenearly double their number of Huns outof the place. This was the bloodiest hand-to-handfighting, for they had to use thebayonet almost exclusively. Even at thisgame the Americans proved themselves super[215]iorto the enemy, not only man to man, butwhen fighting in formation. Necessarily itwas a scattering fight, but it illustratedthe personal valor and intelligence of theYanks.
Don, fishing in his pockets for his ammoniaspirits and grabbing a water bottle, ranto the spot designated, a hundred feet away.The marine lay on his stomach, his facehidden in the crook of his left arm. Evidentlyhe had come to. The other arm laylimp on the grass. A clot of blood stainedthe clothing on his left side.
With painful laboriousness the two beganto walk across. They had gone a dozen feetwhen Clem heard the sound of a bulletstriking flesh. He had heard it too oftennot to know it. But Don did not hear it.He only sank to the ground. Clem struggledto maintain his footing but fell beside him. 2ff7e9595c
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