The dedication ZPSHicks has put into this dream of his... err... this dream of ours... is beyond incredible to me.

The release of UPDATE 26 has revived the singleplayer missions for me. The lower difficulties limit respawns, or "lives" as they're called. This introduction makes the difficulty levels more distinguishable and accurate in regards to their titles. As for Wargames, it received life-replenishing updates, & much-needed bug-squashing.

If you are contemplating whether or not you should give Interstellar Marines a chance despite the many reviews which claim that updates are released at the speed of a turtle; I want you to know, I contemplated it too! I don't regret my decision even a little =)!

Remember; You can request a refund if you decide Interstellar Marines isn't for you within
2 hours of gameplay.

The dedication [url=http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197970423240/]ZPSHicks[/url] has put into this [b]dream[/b] of [strike]his[/strike]... err... this [b]dream[/b] of [i]ours[/i]... [b]is beyond incredible[/b] to me. The release of [b]UPDATE 26[/b] has revived the singleplayer missions for me. The lower difficulties limit respawns, or "lives" as they're called. This introduction makes the difficulty levels more distinguishable and accurate in regards to their titles. As for Wargames, it received life-replenishing updates, & much-needed bug-squashing. If you are contemplating whether or not you should give [b]Interstellar Marines[/b] a chance despite the many reviews which claim that updates are released at the [i]speed of a turtle[/i]; I want you to know, I contemplated it too! I don't regret my decision even a little =)! [b]Remember; You can request a refund if you decide [u]Interstellar Marines[/u] isn't for you within [u]2 hours[/u] of gameplay.[b]