7,62 High Calibre
Apeiron · 2014 · Strategy, RPG, Simulation, Tactical, Real-Time with Pause
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Mostly Positive78% · 349
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About 7,62 High Calibre
7.62 High Calibre is a tactical action game, sequel to Brigade E5.
A professional mercenary is in pursuit of a certain Russian "businessman", who stole a large amount of money from his "colleagues". Now he is hiding in a small country of Latin America to avoid an inevitable punishment. What seemed like an easy task at first, soon turns into an intense and dangerous adventure, for there are many things that must be kept in mind - intricate political situation, confrontation between governmental military and rebels, not to mention a necessity to choose friends and foes wisely.
A professional mercenary is in pursuit of a certain Russian "businessman", who stole a large amount of money from his "colleagues". Now he is hiding in a small country of Latin America to avoid an inevitable punishment. What seemed like an easy task at first, soon turns into an intense and dangerous adventure, for there are many things that must be kept in mind - intricate political situation, confrontation between governmental military and rebels, not to mention a necessity to choose friends and foes wisely.
Features
- Sequel to Brigade E5: New Jagged Union, the best strategy game according to the GameLand Award 2005, "Best Computer Games", "GameLand" and "Game World Navigator" magazines
- SPM (Smart Pause Mode) battle system combines RTS dynamics with diverse opportunities of turn-based gameplay
- Over 150 accurately modeled firearms with optional upgrades
- Varied ammunition as well as an extensive list of equipment
- Non-linear storyline gives you an opportunity to make your own choices and to reach one of multiple endings
- Over 30 mercenaries
- Upgraded graphics engine
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Immersed in a frantic showdown where each shot feels like a fireworks display, and I laugh until I finally win. The accuracy is insane, and the sound makes me jump!3 found this helpful
A terrible terrible game, on one hand, it crashes constantly due to poor memory allocation and it's rather buggy, somewhat unfinished, very little stuff to do... but there also isn't anything out there quite like it, despite it's flaws it has a (somewhat) active modding community, bringing to the game a ridiculous variety of firearms i've never seen before. Alongside with the game having nicely simulated ballistics, including fun things like richochets and penetration of surfaces like trees or walls, it's uncomfortable to play, absolutely janky from start to end, but i can't help but like it. And the fact that there isn't anytihng like it out there is somewhat heartbreaking, only other thing i can compare it to is a well modded copy of RImworld, if you like all the gun mods and such. It's ♥♥♥♥♥♥, it's good, but it's also ♥♥♥♥♥♥, it's ♥♥♥♥♥♥ cause it was poorly made, some lines are poorly translated, the modding community is on it's last leg and you pretty much can't run the game for more than an hour without having it crash on you. but i can't stop thinking about it, there's nothing quite like it out there, i'd say, if you're willing to go through the annoying experience that t…1 found this helpful
High calibre jankiness. One of the best.
It crashes rather frequently and would be nice to have some perks.
This game is absolute TRASH! Whatever good it may have in the combat is ruined by the fact that there is no combat. You're walking around talking to NPCs with the most amateurish ♥♥♥♥ dialogue in any game ever. Apparently the bundled mods now also contain malware. Playing this turd for more than five minutes makes you want to get some high calibre and pierce your own skull with it.
This just wasn't for me. The traversal was overly clunky.
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