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Return Fire
Silent Software
December 30, 1995
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ArcadeDevelopers
Silent SoftwareRelease Date
December 30, 1995 (29 years and 4 months ago)Publishers
Prolific Publishing, Time Warner InteractiveContent Rating
E Animated Blood, Animated Violence
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Return Fire is the spiritual successor to Fire Power and it fits in both the strategy and action genres. You can take control of one of 4 vehicles, a jeep, helicopter, tank and a missile launching vehicle (but actually called The Armoured Support Vehicle (ASV). There are are two ways to win, the easier one would be to capture the enemy's flag by bringing it to your bunker with the frail Jeep. This is the main objective. The other way to win is to destroy your enemy, a secondary objective.
Genres
ArcadePlatforms
PC (Microsoft Windows), 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, PlayStationDevelopers
Silent SoftwareRelease Date
December 30, 1995 (29 years and 4 months ago)Publishers
Prolific Publishing, Time Warner InteractiveContent Rating
E Animated Blood, Animated Violence
Franchises
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