Within the past year, it seems that the European game development market has exploded into competition with a traditionally U.S. dominated industry. Sure, developing domestic PC games is one thing, but world-wide publication calls for some extraordinary innovation in technology as well as gameplay. With the welcomed success of these titles, however, other European developers will surely continue to enter the high-risk world market. The original title hit Russian shelves way back in August, and the subsequent 'Gold' edition, which added 10 new levels and four player models, was released in December. The latest news is that New Media is still in search of a U.S. publisher.
Computer games are nothing new to Russia.
Ok, so maybe that one's a little outdated, but it was good enough to waste away countless hours of human life. As far as gameplay, the demo can most accurately be compared to the single player arena combat of Unreal Tournament and Quake III . Of course there is also the option to play multiplayer, although Hired Team servers proved a little hard to come by. The year is 2064. Crime runs rampant within the huge megalopolises that now cover the Earth.