The second of the series, Freedom Force vs. the Third Reich is a superhero tactical-rpg/strategy game with an extensive character customisation system. As in the original Freedom Force game, the interface is intuitive and easy to use, the storyline is lighthearted and humorous, and there are excellent character development tools.

Missions are framed within stylish cutscenes that are highly reminiscent of the golden age of comics. Nearly all of the action and movement in the game can be controlled by mouse, but shortcut keys are also functional. Gameplay is in real time by default, but with a turn based aspect, as with a tap of the spacebar you can pause the game and issue orders.


Additional game features

• A brand new chapter in the ever-expanding Freedom Force universe.
  
• Six new playable heroes from two distinct eras of comic books.
  
• A hoard of new villains bent on world domination.
  
• Radically enhanced graphics running on a brand new engine (Gamebryo).
  
• Vastly improved multiplayer, including several completely new modes.
  
• For the first time in gaming, a trip to the Golden Age of comics.
  
• Create your own comic battles with story-based multiplayer.
  
• Fully destructable environments.
  
• Real-time shadows, dynamic lights and more new rendering features.
  
• Create your own hero with the hero editor.
  
• Robust Modding tools.
  

Developed by Irrational Games, and released in the U.S. on March 8, 2005 by publisher Vivendi Universal Games.

System Requirements:
733 MHz P3 or Athlon processor or equivalent. 128MB RAM, ATI Radeon 7000 or NVIDIA Geforce GTS or equivalent DirectX 9.0c compliant 32MB video card with hardware T&L. 700MB hard disk space. DirectX compatible sound card. 56K modem or broadband internet connection for online play. Windows 98/ME/2000/XP