From PC Gamer: "Classic multiplayer shooter Soldat is making an unexpected return, leaping out of the early 2000s and onto Steam, accompanied by and even bigger surprise: a proper sequel. Both are due out this year.
Soldat 2 has made the leap from 2D to 2.5D, but otherwise it's still obviously Soldat, full of tiny jumping soldiers duking it out on a Worms-like battlefield. It's not a looker, but like its predecessor it should run on just about anything. "
DSOGaming writes: "Indie fans, get ready because the latest version of Soldat has just been released. In case you were unaware of, Soldat is an exciting unique side-view multiplayer action game. The game takes the best from games like Liero, Worms, Quake and Counter-Strike and gives you fast action gameplay with tons of blood and flesh."
Player Affinity writes: "I recently had the chance to ask Michal Marcinkowski, the creator of Soldat and currently the developer of Link-Dead a few questions over the web. This was quite an honour for me, as Soldat is one of my favourite games of all time, and I am fervently awaiting the full release of Link-Dead.
Player Affinity: Describe Link-Dead in a sentence.
MM: Link-Dead is a 2D side-scrolling team multiplayer tactical shooter set in a post-nuclear War setting."
After months of development, Soldat v1.5 has rolled out for public release thanks to the continuing hard work of Michal Marcinkowski and his team on the long lasting multiplayer shooter. The game’s massive community should be pleased with lots of new content, tons of improvements and fixes and more.
