- November 16, 2012
- I-deal Games
- 17h median play time
Jagged Alliance 2 - Wildfire
Platforms
About
In Jagged Alliance 2: Wildfire, you are a US government operative tasked with dismantling a powerful drug cartel in Arulco. As you assemble a team of mercenaries and navigate political intrigue, you must use strategy, negotiation, and combat tactics to succeed. The game offers a challenging mix of strategy and role-playing, with the fate of your mission and the population resting on your shoulders.








- An absolute classic with a great plot and a wide range of characters and locations.
- Offers deep and satisfying gameplay with engaging storytelling and beautiful visuals.
- One of the best tactical squad games of its time, providing a challenging experience for veterans.
- The game is overly complex and lacks proper guidance, making it difficult for new players.
- Frequent crashes and bugs significantly hinder the gameplay experience.
- The difficulty level is extremely high, often leading to frustration and requiring constant saving and reloading.
story
76 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of Jagged Alliance 2 and its expansions is generally viewed as engaging, with a mix of linear missions and side quests that can significantly impact gameplay. While some players appreciate the twists and character depth, others criticize the implementation of quests and dialogue, citing bugs and a lack of cinematic storytelling. Overall, the narrative is seen as a blend of classic tactical elements with RPG features, though opinions vary on its execution and depth.
“Jagged Alliance 2: Wildfire is an exceptional turn-based strategy game that builds upon the success of the original title by introducing improved gameplay mechanics, engaging storyline, and rich visuals.”
“The storyline is engaging and full of twists and turns, creating a sense of tension and urgency that keeps players invested in the game's outcome.”
“Storyline is great, side quests are spot on, making your own character is a blast, NPCs are great, and there is more than one way to win.”
“I played the 'classic' version for a mission, and found it to be boring, bland, and just sad overall.”
“The quests and the dialog boxes are so lazily implemented that you need a walkthrough next to you to know what's going on.”
“It contains fewer story elements, including no storytelling cinematics (both intro and ending), fewer sub-quests, and fewer unique characters to encounter.”