Jagged Alliance 3
| Release Date | 14 июля 2023 г. |
| Developers | Haemimont Games |
| Publishers | THQ Nordic |
| OS | Windows |
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 & 11 (64 bit)
- Processor: Intel Quad Core or AMD Ryzen with 3 GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX12 compatible card with 2GB of VRAM, NVIDIA Geforce GTX 950 or AMD Radeon R7 370 with 2GB of VRAM
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 20 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX compatible
- Additional Notes: Some modern integrated GPUs from Intel, and all AMD Ryzen integrated GPUs are compatible, but performance may be low
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 & 11 (64 bit)
- Processor: Intel Quad Core or AMD Ryzen with 4 GHz
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA RTX 2070 or AMD Radeon 6700 XT with 8GB of VRAM
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 20 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX compatible
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Description
Grand Chien, a nation of rich natural resources and deep political divides, is thrown into chaos when the elected president goes missing and a paramilitary force known as “The Legion” seizes control of the countryside. Now, the President’s family has pulled together all their resources, including an arrangement with the powerful Adonis corporation, to hire a group of skilled mercenaries tasked with finding the President and bringing order back to the country.
In Jagged Alliance 3, select from a huge cast of mercenaries all with their own unique personalities, quirks, and backstories. Then go out and explore Grand Chien as you meet new people, earn money, grow your team, and ultimately make your own decisions that will decide the country’s fate.
- Engage in rich, tactical turn-based combat
- Recruit from a large cast of unique mercenaries, including many familiar fan favorites
- Loot, salvage, and customize an arsenal of weaponry and equipment
- Choose from a wide array of special perks to customize your mercs as they level up
- Decide the fate of Grand Chien in an open RPG structure
- Control territory, train the locals, command multiple parties, and defend against enemy forces in an alive, active world
- Experience the campaign with friends in online co-op mode
Reviews about the game
First review i'm writing here. My mom bought jagged alliance 2 for me when I was 12. She orded it directly from sirtech via phone if I remember correctly. Good times. I guess the only game I put more hours into than JA2 was WoW. I dont know when I last finished a game, but I just finished JA3. If you are a JA2 veteran, this is the game you've been waiting for almost 25 years. Anyways, long story short, just fu**ing buy this game, enjoy it, and by that support these awesome developers who did what most studios don't do anymore: Listen to the fans and put all their heart into a game, to make it awesome! And damnit, awesome it is, thanks to the many, many details the devs put in! 10/10!
Highly recommend this Worthy Succesor. From a perspective of a veteran, I had spent easly 1000+ hours in JA, JA2, JA2,5. JA2 alone is one of the best games ever made, unmached perfection for more than 20 years. JA3 is realy, realy, realy good... In our times it almost feels unreal how good it is. JA3 sits proudly among his ancestors and will be our joy for years to come. hats off to devs for Jagged alliance 3.
it's 1995 again, just got back from school and i'm playing on dad's PC.... nostalgia 101%
I never played the old Jagged alliance games. But I fucking love this game. A lot of the negative reviews seem to stem on "not being" as good as the old one. But Idk I really like this game.
Despite long addiction to JA games I cant recommend this one. As with all recent games it suffers from "dumbification/consolization" - just like XCom games did. In case of xcom, from games that had some tactical/strategical development/game play, those titles were reduced in this dimensions, ie, economy is gone, tactical gameplay revolves around triggering small groups of enemies, etc etc. JA3 suffers from this as well. Economy - gone, granted it was limited, but it was there, you could sell items. In this one, its reduced to valuables. Reduced to scrap that you get from weapons/gear. Traders - limited to undesirable items most of the time, no airfield that would be siginificant target/resource to fly in eq. Map - smaller. Bugs. It is bugged quit significantly, most annoying so far: - Better squads after event can see your troops even when they are sneaking, essentially you can end up triggering enemies just so you hidden troops will be shelled with 40mm.... - Enemy trigger makes them invulnerable - if you sneak up on enemies and shoot or get detected you will get animation of one enemy shooting in the air - notifying other that you are here. Thing is, if you open up on them with mortar, only first round out of 4 will register as hit... - hardcoded "enemy heard a shot" detection. Normaly, if you are sneaking and have silenced weapon enemies will be able to detect you when you shoot close to them( ie, through wall ....) or when they hear someone die or see them. But in some cases you can shoot from like 20m and still get "enemy heard shot" - enemies can hear silenced weapons through wall. - ammo - you cant produce it unless you find scarce resource( powder at the least) + scrap + whatever. The problem is - you cant scrap ammo you have. - squad ammo/scrap intentory is picky, you can store ammo, meds( for medkits), 40mm, mortar, but components like gunpowder, pipe, chip, lens etc... nope... WTF?
Small things under the hood give this game a sturdy, old school feel. -"Save and quit" button saves, then quits the game. no confirmation box. - No roll-backs. Either you are a save spammer or you are in ironman. - Clunky movement and pathfinding. For micromanagement masochists, this is not a bug, its a feature. - Contains humour. I make unfamiliar noises when exposed to this humour. Besides that it is an engaging and deep turn based strategy game. Have not hit something this hard since battletech