of the multiplayer library "Anet" under GNU Lesser Public License to the community. Battlezone 98 Redux In July 2013, Rebellion Developments bought the rights to Battlezone from Atari, and in 2016 Rebellion unveiled Battlezone 98 Redux, a re-mastered version of the 1998 game. It was released on April 18 on the Steam platform and on June 8 on the GOG.com platform in that time. A remastered version of The Red Odyssey was later released in July, and the expansion was later bundled with the game for its release to the Apple App Store the next year. Reception The American market research firm PC Data reported that Battlezone sold 48,000 copies between March and November 1998. Sales in the United States totaled 65,716 copies during 1998, which accounted for $2.45 million in revenue. This number had risen 73,324 copies by April 1999, while global sales totaled 200,000 copies by June. Pandemic head Andrew Goldman said that the game "did not do as well as we would have liked at retail", which the company's Josh Resnick blamed on its branding, marketing and unusual design. Reception of Battlezone was overwhelmingly positive. The game scored 89 out of 100 on GameRankings. Most reviewers were impressed with the way Battlezone combined two genres: real time strategy and first-person shooter. GameSpot said that "what really makes Battlezone so special is the way it blends the adrenaline rush of first-person action games with the strategy and resource management of Red Alert". Reviewers were also impressed with the game's interface, calling it innovative and simple to use. Game Revolution praised graphics and addictive gameplay. Ted Smith from Allgame was disappointed with introductory voiceovers, while Stephen Poole from GameSpot noted that "the AI for friendly units can be a little dicey and that Control can be a bit of a problem for mousers" but concluded that Ninety percent of the reason he mentioned any game flaws in his review is because that is his job not because they bothered him much when he was playing. Next Generation reviewed the PC version of the game, rating it four stars out of five, and stated that "if Quake occupies 100% of a certain portion of the brain, and if Command & Conquer can occupy 100% of another portion of your brain, Battlezone succeeds in occupying 80% of both". Battlezone was nominated for GameSpot's 1998 Strategy Game of the Year award. Battlezone