UFO: Aftershock

I would say out of all three of this series this one is the best one. Graphically today it is poor but good storyline.

[hr][/hr] [h3] [strike] Awful [/strike] > [strike] Bad [/strike] > [strike] OK [/strike] > [b] Good [/b] > [strike] Great [/strike] > [strike] Awesome [/strike] [/h3] [hr][/hr] [i]UFO: Aftershock is, for me personally, a real nostalgia trip. I played it so many times when I was a kid. I even owned it twice and if counting Steam, I have the game three times, so I have to admit that I am biased here. But even after all these years, I still genuinely enjoy this game. I really like its style, the story, and especially the combination of tactical and strategic gameplay. Of course, this is a very old game now, and you can feel it. You can see it too. Plus, there are still some bugs, even after all these years. I actually made a guide that can help a bit - [url=https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3301373173] UFO: Aftershock Necessary 1.3 Patch + Widescreen[/url] , but you should still expect a game that feels old in many ways. That is probably its biggest drawback today. However, once you get past that and focus on what the game does well, there is still a really enjoyable experience here. And considering how extremely cheap the game is these days, I t…

much enjoyed it, make sure to use the 1.3 patch

UFO: Aftershock . A pretty interesting game in a cool futuristic setting with a simultaneous action system. . Controls: Mouse control Space to action after pause F5 save F8 load . Mechanics and features: Interface contains: Actions menu (walk, run, sneak, crawl, use, watch, reliad, wait, quick shot, aimed shot, cancel whole plan, cancel the last planned action) Next area Abort mission Options Equipment Objective System Map Characters choosing Pause, Play, Slow game time, Faster game time.

UFO: Aftershock is a layered hybrid strategy game developed by ALTAR Interactive and published by Fulqrum Publishing that blends global-scale management with real-time tactical combat in a grim, post-apocalyptic science fiction setting. As the second entry in the After series, it builds upon the foundations of its predecessor while shifting the conflict back toward a devastated Earth. Humanity, having previously fled the planet, now struggles to reclaim it from alien forces, mutated lifeforms, and fractured remnants of civilization. This premise frames the experience as both a desperate survival effort and a calculated military campaign, placing players in command of a fragile resistance tasked with restoring order in a hostile world. The game operates across two interconnected layers: a strategic world map and individual tactical missions. On the strategic level, players manage bases, research technologies, manufacture equipment, recruit personnel, and allocate scarce resources. Territory control is critical, as regions generate resources that fuel further expansion and technological advancement. The research tree is extensive, offering upgrades in weaponry, armor, alien technolo…

Very unusual and interesting story for a turn based shooter and great replayability.