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Shattered Steel
BioWare, Logicware
September 29, 1996
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Shooter, SimulatorDevelopers
BioWare, LogicwareRelease Date
September 29, 1996 (28 years and 7 months ago)Publishers
Interplay Entertainment, LogicwareContent Rating
T Animated Violence, Animated Blood
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Shattered Steel
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Save your species as you engage in fast-paced mechanized combat in the single-player campaign containing 50 adrenaline-pounding missions and arm your Planet Runner with blazing firepower - over 25 armaments, including gatling guns, guided missiles, fuel-air mortars and plasma cannons. Become a mech pilot and fight off mysterious alien invaders Various mission types from search and destroy to escorting convoys A great number of weapons and mech upgrades
Genres
Shooter, SimulatorPlatforms
PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac, DOSDevelopers
BioWare, LogicwareRelease Date
September 29, 1996 (28 years and 7 months ago)Publishers
Interplay Entertainment, LogicwareContent Rating
T Animated Violence, Animated Blood
Franchises
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