Wing Commander IV: The Price of FreedomAfter the war ended with the Kilrathi, with the Confederation at an advantage, there was peace... for a while.
Colonel Christopher Blair, the hero of the Kirathi war to the humans, the "Heart of the Tiger" to the Kilrathi, has settled down as a farmer. But he is called back to active duty by Admiral Tolwyn to settle some Border Worlds conflict.
Once Colonel Blair has reacquainted with his old friends, Captain Esien and Maniac, he realised that something is amiss. Thus begin the startling discovery of a sinister plot that will affect all of mankind...
Wing Commander IV is a successful follow-up to Wing Commander III, in terms of storyline and excellent acting by Mark Hamil and Malcolm McDowell, even though the gameplay is very similar, with updated graphics.
Release Date: Dec 31, 1995
Developer: Origin
Multiplayer: No
The following video shows the trailer for Wing Commander IV:
Wing Commander II: Vengeance of the KilrathiDefinitely the best space simulation game during the 1990s, because of its game play and storyline. After the events of Wing Commander I, our hero is accused of the destruction of the Tiger's Claw, the flagship of the Confederation, during the war with humanity's sworn enemies: the Kilrathi.
Apparently, our hero is convinced that the Kilrathi has developed cloaking fighters but no one in the Confederation believes him and he is subsequently demoted to the rank of Captain and posted to some far away space station for petrol duty.
Ten years later, an opportunity to prove his innocence arises from an old friend...
Throughout the game, old friends from Wing Commander I starts appearing as the story progresses.
Because this game was so successful, Origin later produced two add-ons to continue the storyline.
Release Date: 1991
Developer: Origin
Multiplayer: No
The following video shows the opening sequence of Wing Commander II:
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