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Gorky 17

Gorky 17

Gorky 17 (released as Odium in North America) is a turn-based tactics RPG computer game created by Polish developer Metropolis Software. The gameplay was loosely inspired by the Vandal Hearts console RPG series, and other similar games such as Final Fantasy Tactics and Kartia.

It is a horror conspiracy game mixing elements of strategy and RPG gameplay. You the player command a small group of NATO soldiers who must reveal the mystery behind the sudden appearance of hybrid creatures in a small Polish city named Lubin. The city is being terrorized, the area is surrounded by NATO troops and media from all over the world, and the first group sent into the city disappears without a trace.

The main hero of the story is the 40-year old soldier Cole Sullivan, a commando team member with extensive scientific knowledge. His team`s task: to explain the hybrids` presence and to find the missing members of Group One. But that, of course, is just the beginning...


 Gorky 17

Price
£25

Developer
Metropolis Software
(Publisher - Linux Game Publishing)

Website
linuxgamepublishing.com

Requirements
CPU:
300 MHz x86 CPU
RAM:
48MB
Hard Disk Space: 500 MB
Graphics Card with 4 MB video memory
CD Rom
OSS Compatible sound card

2.4 or better Linux kernel with glibc-2.1 or later and X-Windows

Support:
Manual

Selected Reviews:
Eurogamer

Features include:

  • Combines the best of three genres: (I) exploration and interaction with your environment (adventure), (II) character development (RPG), (III) engrossing battles with a wide variety of enemies (strategy)
  • 2 modes:
    • Exploration - where the player control game characters using a mouse in a point-and-click fashion to explore the city
    • Combat mode - pre-set encounters
  • Realistic 3D characters designed with an ultra-high polygon count, flexible skeletal animations and extremely detailed texture mapping
  • Rendered backgrounds with "bird's eye" view, zoom-ins and variable camera angles for selected areas
  • Spectacular 3D effects for weapons usage, along with particle-based explosions, multiple transparencies and physical interaction with the character(s)
  • Excellent soundtrack

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Last Updated Wednesday, September 17 2008 @ 02:59 PM EDT


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