Congo Merc

Dreamwalker Games / Dec 12, 2016 / Strategy

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During the 1960s the newly independent Congo was the scene of constant warfare. Congo Merc puts you in the middle of that fighting with a task force of elite commandos. You conduct breakneck advances into the heart of enemy territory, seize critical objectives and, just as important, return to home base.

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Congo Merc Released!

2016-12-12

Congo Merc is now available on Steam for both PC & Mac! ~ The HexWar Games Team

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What players say

Mostly Negative

25% positive, 20 reviews

Not recommended17 hrs played

CONGO MERC: SOLO MINI-GAME WITH TOO MANY BUGS The Congo in Africa has long been a focus of conflict due to its natural resources, which continue to attract the attention of foreign powers and businesses to this very day. CONGO MERC is a single-player event-based historical game loosely covering the Simba rebellion (the word 'simba' in Kiswahili means 'lion' in English) of 1961-64, at the height of the Cold War. ...

42 found this helpful, 2016-12-27

Recommended12 hrs played

Earned all 12 achievements & have replayed all secnarios & campaign: Verdict from a turn base game lover: ***** Excellent fun due to replayability & variety of tactics ***** The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: The Good: * Turn based move & battle knowing rebels will fight you every step of the way (Hint: rebels +1 in towns, fight in open, use recon on towns, fight in towns for civilians) * Unit mix: air power,...

29 found this helpful, 2016-12-18

Not recommended3 hrs played

So HexWar isn't really a wargame company you'd normally rank amongst the major developers. If game development was a swimming pool, they'd be drowning in the pee-filled kiddie pool. If game development was a Zoo they'd be the ants underneath the benches in the picnic area. If game development was a race horse they'd be at the soap factory by now... you get my point. They are kinda bad. No. REALLY bad. So this buggy...

10 found this helpful, 2018-07-22