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'No Man's Land' Ships This Summer In North America - Screens

by Rainier on March 12, 2003 @ 3:07 p.m. PST

CDV Software Entertainment today announced "No Man's Land," the historical real-time strategy game for the PC, will be in North American retail stores this summer. Covering expansion of North America from 1600 to 1900, "No Man's Land" features lush environments, accurately detailed units, and heart-pounding battle sequences. Read more for details and a few new screens ...

"Whether you are fighting the War of the Independence or building a railroad to the Pacific, 'No Man's Land' invokes a spirit of independence during the era of westward expansion," said Robert Pickens, chief executive officer of CDV USA. "This latest 3D real-time strategy title will challenge modern day pioneers, real-time strategists, and mainstream gamers."

About "No Man's Land"

Step into the role of a Spanish conqueror, Native American, patriot or settler and experience the Wild West in six thrilling adventures, featuring three riveting campaigns with 30 versatile missions. Get ready to live the American dream in "No Man's Land," where spectacular 3D action awaits you.

Features for "No Man's Land" include:

  • New 3D graphic engine capable of zooming and rotating forested terrains
  • Three riveting campaigns with 30 versatile missions
  • Six playable nations: Spaniards, English, woodland and prairie natives, as well as patriots and settlers
  • Historical period expanding from 1600 to 1900
  • Technological progress from manned canoes to railroads
  • Interactive fauna: prairie dogs, bears, goats and horses
  • Heroes and elite units: snipers, conjurers, assassins and more
  • Six multiplayer modes from deathmatch to railroad building competition, over LAN or Internet

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