Many of these new maps are set on the six new worlds. The Core Contingency continues this tradition, offering more than four dozen new maps for skirmish games or multiplayer battles. Total Annihilation's strengths have always been in the multiplayer department. But single player has never been Total Annihilation's strength, and, frankly, the missions seem downright dry when compared with the excellent story-driven campaign of Starcraft. The single-player campaign is solid, and fans of the original will be pleased to try out some of the new units and buildings in a structured setting. The single-player mode features one new Arm campaign and one new Core campaign, and if you complete these, you gain access to a bonus mission. Sure, there's a bunch of new stuff, and a large portion of it is really great. What we have here is an avalanche of new material, which, depending on how you view it, may or may not be a good thing. Bearing this in mind, "expansion" may be a bit of an understatement. This expansion pack for Cavedog's Total Annihilation features 75 new units (plus all of the units that were made available for download and through other sources), 25 new single-player scenarios, and 50 new multiplayer maps (including six new terrain types).
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