This happens also when you want to travel from the hydro electric power station to the talking head to the northwest corner of the map. Interestingly, if you hit space-bar, there is an established path through the circles to the west indicated but the merc just won’t follow! It’s very dangerous if you are trying to avoid mines or enemy gunners because their travel routes just won’t make sense! And mercs can have very weird travelling routes…įor instance, Kalaya Yuta is a circular path all the way up, if you press for a merc to hit A-point to the west, the stupid merc may just try to take the shortest direct path and got stuck at the ridge instead of moving upon an established route through the circles to A-point. In Kalaya Yuta, there is a cupboard that simply can’t be looted. When an enemy merc is killed in ‘Crossfire’, the loot may not even appear until you saved and reload. The mercs still cannot avoid crushing into another… There are also other bugs in ‘Crossfire’ which I don’t see in ‘Back In Action’. It’s a real disgust and often disastrous after planning out every move, then you see your mercs running into each other or the enemy and got stuck or chopped by the enemy. There is no visible improvement to the graphics, the mercs will still run into each other and get stuck. Hilariously, at the back of the package, ‘M.E.R.C is back’ is printed.īut for gamers who enjoy this genre, ‘Crossfire’ is still pretty decent. The map of ‘Crossfire’ features relatively far fewer places than ‘Back In Action’, which is a major disappointment. Besides, more mercs don’t make a bigger map or many more places than in ‘Back In Action’. Which is, in the order of value for money, you will hardly end up choosing them. While I am glad that there are more mercs to choose from since M.E.R.C is bankrupted and A.I.M has absorbed some of the mercs, most of those M.E.R.C mercs absorbed are outright garbage. It somehow uses the same engine and some details still were displayed as if the game is based in Arulco, but ‘Crossfire’ sees a new map with a couple of subtle but important changes which affect gameplay. While some said ‘Crossfire’ is an add-on or expansion, after playing, I’d suggest that ‘Crossfire’ is a game of its own.

Markers to people you need to talk to are readily given, so there is very little thinking involved. Sadly, it’s not important to know the story, since the main issue of this game is simply shoot shoot shoot till you reach the goal. While ‘Back In Fire’ is a remake of a story based in Arulco fighting Deidrianna, ‘Crossfire’ has its own story in ‘Khanpaa’. Failure to do so will give you a 80% chance of restarting all over… If you are new to ‘ Jagged Alliance: Crossfire‘, you must read this review. After completed the game, it’s time for a review. Never thought so soon after ‘ Back In Action‘, Jagged Alliance will have a sequel.

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