According to the English version of the rather official Soldat homepage (rumour has it the polish one doesn't differ much in its views), Soldat "is a unique side-view multiplayer action game. It takes the best from games like Liero, Worms, Quake and Counter-Strike and gives you fast action gameplay with tons of blood and flesh. Soldiers fight against each other on 2D battle arenas using a deadly military arsenal".
I, on the other hand, would humbly suggest describing Soldat as a beautiful and freeware clone of the classic Worms game, minus the wonderful cartoon feeling. A clone, to be more precise, with 51 maps, 7 game modes, 18 different weapons and available for a free download by clicking here.
I, on the other hand, would humbly suggest describing Soldat as a beautiful and freeware clone of the classic Worms game, minus the wonderful cartoon feeling. A clone, to be more precise, with 51 maps, 7 game modes, 18 different weapons and available for a free download by clicking here.
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It's been ages since I played that but Soldat is a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteYes... quite so... And now having reached version 1.3.1 (or something like that) it's even funer (?).
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squidgy worms?
ReplyDeleteor velvetty ones with smiley faces?
Pinky ones I believe.... with smiley faces and an a-murdering mood...
ReplyDeleteWooooormmmmmmmmmss....
thank you for clarifying that,..... i've become much more discerning of worms as i've matured...
ReplyDeletehey i just get a pop up! but im pop up proofed...... unless it's something to do with them worms......
Interview with Soldat creator:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.planetfreeplay.com/interview/8/
Ah yes, thank you for the link moshboy, most interesting...
ReplyDeleteAnd what was this maturity thing you keep talking about, oh most ripe Elderly? And quit mumbling on about Worms... Creepy...
Pop.. pop. pop. PoPP. Up.
Isn't soldat german for solider? If that is the case I don't understand naming it such given the gaming content.
ReplyDeleteWell, you 're quite right dear Timerunner. Soldat does mean soldier in German... Why do you find the naming wierd though?
ReplyDeleteop...pop....opup pop! (sprinkles de-worming powder on screen)...
ReplyDeleteUhm... yes... so...
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ReplyDeleteI just find it odd given how much I heard that world in every outting I have with Return to Castle Wolfenstien.
ReplyDeleteAha! I see now... :)
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