Pet Luv Spa and Resort Tycoon

Pet Luv Spa and Resort Tycoon are the latest in a long line of new Simlish titles from Electronic Arts. The former allows players to play as either the family dog or the cat, depending on the decisions they make. The two games were developed by Psygnosis, who are best known for their real-life simulation series, Pool, Pool and Boxing. Both games are based on the popular pool game, with players battling in a collection of 15 different pool locations, each with its own strengths and weaknesses.

Pupperazzle Tycoon, which will be released on November 28, was developed by Psygnosis and is due for release on January 21. A series of tutorial modes will be included, as well as a third scenario for those who are fans of the game. You can now create your own models, and some will be easier to use than others. The game also features a large number of licensed created outdoor items, such as an ice wall and table stands.

Pupperazzle Tycoon for the PC is currently slated for a release on March 27, 2001.

Zeus is a classical real-time strategy game that includes a selection of different campaign-based scenarios. The game's campaign mode consists of 60 missions, with different objectives that range from resource management to player-made campaigns. The mission objectives range from a simple infiltration to a series of powerful command-and-control spells. There are eight different scenarios that are divided into five major categories: basic, intermediate, advanced, and elite.

Normal, for example, is an example of a mission with only one player playing at the start and a command line that will need to be advanced to accomplish its objectives. If the player manages to clear the entire set of enemy units, he or she may run out of time to continue to perform some of the complex tasks the command queue tasks would normally require. For advanced missions, there are no objectives, and you must lead the command queue with a significant number of orders in order to accomplish your objectives. You must then take on an additional command queue and engage the enemy.

Modern missions are quite challenging.

After creating a base, you can take that base from the battlefield, transport it to a predetermined destination, or even build a tower. A successful infiltration mission will change the type of mission that you must undertake, and you must then track down the remaining targets. Since you'll be building your base with as many of these objectives as you can find, you'll want to take advantage of all the different units and technologies available to you in each mission. You can research different technologies, such as radioactivity or defense, which will significantly reduce the time it takes to develop your base. Additionally, you can equip soldiers with different special powers, such as power or invisibility, that can make combat difficult. You can also build armor that makes it easier to take on approaching enemies. The variety of units on offer will not only help you along the way, but they'll also make missions easier.

You can also train for new troops, which you'll receive automatically over the course of the game. They won't simply come in one shape or another; they'll come in two different shapes. If you're not familiar with the military system, you can research a base with any of the three basic units: fighters, assault vehicles, and base defenses. And of course, you can also train for specific units or technologies.

There are also missions that require you to complete specific objectives to move on to the next part of the mission. For example, the ancient's hulking surface is crawling with a kind of storm that will require you to infiltrate an enemy base and bring out the heroes first. There's also a small town on the map that's required to get the hero to enter. We've got a small desert that's packed with two enemies and requires you to clear out the town of the attacking forces before you can move on.

There's also a camp that's needed to get the hero to attack the enemy base. You can bring along some heavy cavalry units to help take the enemy base back from its grasp. These units are basically new additions to the gameplay. You'll now have the ability to recruit new heroes in the form of heroes, which will not only fill in for you but also help complete your hero development and strengthen your base as well. You can also use them to recruit units to aid you in your quests. For instance, your creature will have a boost in speed and attack capability, but that will require you to think more carefully about your position than you do when fighting against stronger enemies.

While the graphics in the game are nice, the audio is quite forgettable. You'll hear little details that weren't noticeable during our previous hands-on time with the game, and the occasional sound effect isn't particularly impressive. However, we were able to hear most of what was happening in the game.