At the end, all the computer opponents attacked Chris and left him in a bit of a mess. It lasted for three days solid (with four-hour intervals to catch up on some sleep). The opponents can be computer-generated, or you can play against your mate on the same pc, not looking when your mate takes his Cgo'.Īs it happens, Chris Dyson, my longstanding friend of eight years, showed up while I was playing Steel Empire. When you invade an opponent's territory you are transported to a realtime arcade section in which you get to blow the shit out of your opponents with the robots you've built up. It's set in the future and in each territory you occupy you get to build factories and stuff that churn out robots. You need to capture territories, just like Risk.
Before I tell you what happened next, let me tell you a bit about the game. I install the game onto my trusty 286 (they were state-of-the-art then, believe it or not) and off I go. I take a look at the back of the box and decide the screen shots don't look particularly exciting but I'll have a go at it anyway. Picture the scene: I'm sitting in my flat and through the post arrives a copy of Steel Empire. The name of this game, ladies and gentlemen and anyone else who cares to know, is Steel Empire. Secondly, this latest computer incarnation of the board game reminds of a computer game that came out years ago that changed my life completely. It's also one of the easiest ways to fall out with them all, for ever and ever and ever. Firstly, playing Risk the board game is one of the most enjoyable ways of passing the time with your friends you will ever come across. To Say That I Was Awaiting The arrival of this game in the office with great anticipation would be something of an understatement.
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