KKnD Xtreme is basically the same game as KKnD, but
                      with some significant improvements. It has been rebuilt for
                      Windows 95. In addition to the 30 original missions, you'll
                      find 20 new ones (a total of 50). The new demo includes
                      4 levels.
                      
                      Krush Kill and Destroy is yet another Dune 2 clone -
                      build an economy, train forces, attack and wipe out the
                      enemy. But some people can't seem to get enough of
                      these games. I'm one of them.

                      Two generations after a nuclear catastrophe in 2079, the
                      shelter dwellers in deep underground bunkers has started
                      drilling back up to the surface. The remaining mutated
                      survivors on the surface are keen to introduce them to a
                      new lifestyle... KKnD has a intriguing story. This was only
                      a shortened version.

                      Right after you've started playing, everything will seem
                      very quiet. But peace and harmony won't last long. After
                      the enemy spots you, they'll launch attack after attack. So,
                      you'd better quickly start training your own military. But if
                      you only concentrate on the military, you'll easily be
                      defeated. The enemy starts with a stronger economy and
                      will therefore be able to train more forces in the longer
                      run.

                      In KKnD, there's only one resource that can be used to
                      construct buildings, expand the military etc. And that's oil.
                      In order to start drilling, you'll first have to build a power
                      plant to process it, and a machine factory to produce
                      mobile oil rigs. But remember, before your drilling
                      operation is up and running, you'll probably be attacked.

                      KKnD has one of the best computer AIs we've ever
                      encountered in a game like this. It introduces something
                      new - enemy retreating. If your forces seems
                      overwhelming, the computer won't attack. Or at least it
                      will retreat before it has lost all its units. The trick in the
                      beginning, is therefore to place all your military units where
                      you think you'll be attacked.

                      Beautiful SVGA graphics is becoming a standard these
                      days, but still, KKnD's graphics will probably impress
                      you. The scenery consists of nature like trees, rocks,
                      deserts and rivers. Here and there, you'll also find ruins
                      from the old world. The sounds are what one is used to in
                      games like this.

                      KKnD has the game play elements that makes this kind of
                      games fun to play, plus it introduces a few new things. The
                      result? Another only slightly different, but great, Dune 2
                      clone.