Released in 1997, Extreme Assault is a bold and ambitious hybrid that blends flight simulation with ground combat in a futuristic setting. You pilot advanced military hardware across large, open environments, switching between air and land-based action with impressive fluidity. For its time, the sense of scale was genuinely striking, and the game aimed high—even if it occasionally tripped over its own ambition. Missions are varied, mixing tactical objectives with full-blown combat chaos. The controls take some getting used to, but once mastered, they offer a rewarding level of precision. Visually, the game pushes the limits of DOS-era technology, creating a convincing sense of speed and power. Extreme Assault isn’t perfect, but its willingness to experiment and take risks gives it a distinctive identity that still stands out in retrospect.
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