Conflict Zone

Timed Sega exclusive

Conflict Zone is a modern-day war game with 3D graphics. Your every move is being watched by the media so you'll have to act right to make a good impression (rescue civilians,..). The impression you make will also determine how much money you will get for your missions, so there is no resource management.

Released: 31 October 2001
Platforms: Dreamcast PlayStation 2 Windows
Genres: Real-time strategy Strategy
Developers: —
Publishers: —
Modes: Multiplayer Single-player
Perspective: Third person Bird view / Isometric
Themes: Warfare
Country: France
Age ratings: ESRB T USK 16 ACB MA 15+

About

Conflict Zone is a war-themed real-time strategy game, developed by MASA Group and published by Ubi Soft for Dreamcast, PlayStation 2, and Microsoft Windows. It was the final third-party game released for the Dreamcast in the US (on December 15, 2001) and was amongst the final five games overall released for the Dreamcast in PAL regions (on April 26, 2002).

Keywords

modern warfare
helicopter
tank
modern military
resource gathering
nuclear bomb

Media

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Gameplay

Conflict Zone feature two playable campaigns for each faction: the International Corps for Peace and Ghost as well as a Skirmish mode against the computer.

The Missions take place in various locations including a civil war in Ukraine and conflicts between Indonesia and Malaysia and a war between India, Pakistan, Nigeria and Niger.

Story

In 2010, the majority of the world's developed countries have formed a centralised organisation, known as the International Corps for Peace, dedicated to bringing about world peace through worldwide media, but not all developing countries are keen to be involved. Ghost, a secret organisation, seeks only the economic interests of its members without any attachment to morals thus does not hesitate to create crisis situations which the International Corps for Peace is forced to solve, through humiliation, and healthy propaganda.

Reception

The Dreamcast and PC versions received "mixed" reviews, while the PlayStation 2 version received "generally unfavorable reviews", according to the review aggregation website Metacritic.

Releases by platformdates and regions as published

Platform	Released	Regions
Windows	1 June 2001	Europe · North America 1 November 2001
Dreamcast	13 November 2001	North America · Europe 26 April 2002
PlayStation 2	16 August 2002	Europe · North America 19 October 2002