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* [http://www.spacegamejunkie.com/featured/sgj-podcast-58-beauty-open-freespace/ SGJ Podcast #58: The Beauty of Open Freespace] | * [http://www.spacegamejunkie.com/featured/sgj-podcast-58-beauty-open-freespace/ SGJ Podcast #58: The Beauty of Open Freespace] | ||
* [http://www.spacegamejunkie.com/featured/sgj-podcast-76-fondly-remembering-freespace-2-fifteenth-birthday/ SGJ Podcast #76: Fondly Remembering Freespace 2 on it’s Fifteenth Birthday] | |||
== Op-Eds == | == Op-Eds == |
Revision as of 09:05, 1 October 2014
Freespace 2 is a space combat simulation published by Interplay in 1999 and developed by Volition. It's the sequel to Descent Freespace: The Great War, but in my opinion it supplants and surpasses its predecessor in every possible way.
Concept
Set several years after the events of The Great War, Freespace 2 finds the player fighting separatist humans as well as mysteriously returning Shivans in a series of amazing combat missions.
Reviews
- Let’s Play Freespace 2 – Entry 1 – Once More Unto the Breach…
- Let’s Play Freespace 2 – Entry 2 – Oh Shi…….van!
- Let’s Play Freespace 2 – Entry 3 – Getting Nasty in the Nebula…
- Let’s Play Freespace 2 – Entry 4 – The Reviling Ravana
- Let's Play Freespace 2 – Entry 5 – You Dropped a Bomb on Me
- Let’s Play Freespace 2 – Entry 6 – Being the Bait
- Let’s Play Freespace 2 – Entry 7 – Going Deep Undercover
- Let’s Play Freespace 2 – Entry 8 – I Love a Good Heist
- Let’s Play Freespace 2 – Entry 9 – Debating My Usefulness...
- Let’s Play Freespace 2 – Entry 10 – That Could Have Gone Better
- Let’s Play Freespace 2 – Entry 11 – From Disgrace to Hero
- Let’s Play Freespace 2 – Entry 12 – Crushing the NTF
- Let’s Play Freespace 2 – Entry 13 – Luck in the Nebula
- Let’s Play Freespace 2 – Entry 14 – The Lure of Failure
Podcasts
- SGJ Podcast #58: The Beauty of Open Freespace
- SGJ Podcast #76: Fondly Remembering Freespace 2 on it’s Fifteenth Birthday