Overview
Ahh, the post-nuclear army life where you meet strange-looking mutants and kill them. Welcome to Hell, soldier, and mind the radioactive dust. Join one of two groups battling tooth, claw, tentacle, and any other appendage for survival: the Survivors, a military community that survived in underground bunkers, and the Evolved, mutant surface dwellers who believe the fiery apocalypse was caused by angry gods who punished mankind for uncovering forbidden technological advances and for their wasteful political rule.
Krush, Kill ‘n’ Destroy Xtreme is a real-time strategy game where oil becomes the primary resource you require to earn the cash to make the flash and construct buildings and train units. Upgrade your buildings with a staggering variety of options while your units gain experience and new abilities that make them more effective on the battlefield.
Multiplayer notice: Due to technical issues beyond our control the multiplayer mode is unavailable.
– Krush, Kill ‘n’ Destroy Xtreme includes an enhanced version of the original Krush, Kill ‘n’ Destroy and 50 Xtreme missions.
– Command over 50 different units and buildings, each with highly detailed animation and digitized speech.
– Take part in the a story of survival against all odds on a post-nuclear planet.
Minimum System Requirements:
Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7, 1.8 GHz Processor, 512MB RAM (1 GB recommended), 3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 7 (compatible with DirectX 9 recommended), 2GB HDD, Mouse, Keyboard.
Please be advised that Windows 10 operating system will receive frequent hardware driver and software updates following its release; this may affect game compatibility
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Ahh, the post-nuclear army life where you meet strange-looking mutants and kill them. Welcome to Hell, soldier, and mind the radioactive dust. Join one of two groups battling tooth, claw, tentacle, and any other appendage for survival: the Survivors, a military community that survived in underground bunkers, and the Evolved, mutant surface dwellers who believe the fiery apocalypse was caused by angry gods who punished mankind for uncovering forbidden technological advances and for their wasteful political rule.
More info here: https://www.gog.com/game/krush_kill_n_destroy_xtreme
How to Download & Install
- Click the DRM-Free Krush Kill ‘N Destroy Xtreme v2.0.0.9 download link below.
- Wait for the download client to finish (100%), then locate the downloaded files/folder.
- Install the game:
– Run or Double click setup_kknd_xtreme_v. exe - Once installation is complete, launch the game and enjoy!
Support the developers: If you like the game, please consider buying the official version.
Need help? Visit our FAQs page for common issues and solutions.
Old Links and Patches
We are keeping some of the old links and patches to make sure you can revert back to old version if you have problem with the latest version.
Old Link/s:
No old link available at the moment.
Download Here⇩
Official DRM-Free GOG installer – no activation or online account required to play.
Size: 362.8 MB
Krush Kill ‘N Destroy Xtreme (GOG)
C&C knock off anyone. I remember Command and Conquer series cause I used to play the first one on PlayStation, you know the old grey one that was called PSX at the time.
I wouldn’t play this game if you have C&C games sitting on your computer or just waiting for you to play on the PlayStation or Xbox 360
i still play this game to this day 21 years later. i however dont play the C&C games.
I always liked this game and the Original C&C while good had some really big loopholes that allowed you to just fly through all the levels and completely made the game just too easy But at least the later Red Alert versions of C& C have the loopholes fixed and is much more difficult…KKND on the other hand is a bit harder without the loopholes that C&C had. Especially the later versions (Extreme and Krossfire). So if you like a harder gae get the later versions but both a good fun and give you a lot of single player action and extra maps that are still on the net after all these years.
In my view KKND Xtreme is a great real-time strategy game with a game-machine that rendered graphics realistically compared to KKND Crossfire. It thus had great potential for tweaks to create endless campaigns. Wonder why it was ditched by the creators. Like someone said I still play it 21 years on.
I literally bought this game when it was released 23 years ago! and I couldn’t play it because of compatibility issues with my PC at that time. 23 years later I stumble upon it once again; you guys are great!
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