Act of War: Direct Action

Act of War: Direct Action: All Missions Unlocked, Full Campaign Open

This save has Eugen Systems’ Act of War: Direct Action completely opened up: the full Task Force Talon campaign finished, with every operation and every mission inside it available from the campaign menu. Load it and the whole techno-thriller, from the opening raid in the Libyan desert to the final defense of Washington D.C., is yours to enter at any point without replaying anything.

Every Theater, Every Mission Unlocked

• Libya: Operation Morning Strike. The Delta Force prologue that tracks down General Kazim in the desert and sets the whole story in motion.
• London: Operation Silver Star. Talon’s first activation at the World Energy Forum, from the peaceful demonstration that turns into a shooting war through the Kingman kidnapping and the basement raid.
• San Francisco. The Golden Gate under threat and the fight for the city, including the first authorized use of S.H.I.E.L.D. technology.
• Egypt. The USS Truman to the rescue, Naj Hammadi, the sand-and-tracks missions, the TGE refinery, and the countdown to mayhem against an enemy fielding self-propelled artillery and invisible tanks.
• Russia. The joint operation with the Russians in the Vologda region, the Kalinin missions, the undercover operation, and the civil war that reveals who is really running the Consortium.
• Washington D.C. The home-front finale: the VIP rescue, the hide-and-seek through the capital, the Law of the Lawn, and the Last Stronghold.

Every mission is selectable directly from the campaign screen, so you can drop into any set piece on demand: the London street battles, the Golden Gate defense, the refinery assault, or the final push across the National Mall.

Why This Save Matters: Act of War structures its campaign as a chain of operations, each broken into several linked missions with their own objectives, and the whole thing only unlocks in order as you clear it. A fresh install locks away the Russian and Washington operations, which is where the Consortium’s full arsenal and the game’s hardest fights live, behind the entire first half. With this save every operation is open from the start, which also makes it the quickest way to replay a favorite mission or practice a specific one on a higher difficulty.

Both Factions as the Story Delivers Them: Each mission opens with the forces the campaign has made available at that point, switching between the conventional US Army and the high-tech Task Force Talon exactly as the story does, with the Consortium’s stolen and prototype hardware arriving where Dale Brown’s plot puts it.