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Xbox 360
Shoot 'Em Up
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, over the shoulder | Genre: | Shoot 'Em Up |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Buka | Soft. Co.: | Buka |
| Publishers: | 505 Games
(GB) |
Released: | 24 Sept 2010
(GB) |
| Ratings: | BBFC 18 | ||
| No Accessories: | No Accessories | ||
Summary
Those pesky aliens. They just can't seem to leave our planet alone, can they? Countless games, films and books have seen extraterrestrial activity lay Earth to rubble, or attempt to take over various nations. In MorphX, beasts from outer space have been at it again, invading a futuristic Moscow and completely destroying it.
Make no mistake, the people of Russia are now forced into a lifestyle more suited for subcreatures – scurrying in ruined subways and sewers as their alien masters rule the overworld with an iron fist. But deep within the underground, a human resistance is waiting for its moment to strike back.
MorphX is a third-person shooter, where you lead the charge to get your country back. Traditional weapons such as guns, grenades and automatics are littered around post-apocalyptic Moscow, but you possess a rather neat trick – the ability to absorb the DNA of fallen enemies. This way, you can learn alien abilities and technologies - at the cost of your humanity, of course, but what price can you put on freedom?
Fight from the underground sewers, through a demolished Red Square and even on the Kremlin as you face enemies and bosses that require more than firepower to overcome. The fate of Moscow – and indeed the world – is in your hands. No pressure.
Make no mistake, the people of Russia are now forced into a lifestyle more suited for subcreatures – scurrying in ruined subways and sewers as their alien masters rule the overworld with an iron fist. But deep within the underground, a human resistance is waiting for its moment to strike back.
MorphX is a third-person shooter, where you lead the charge to get your country back. Traditional weapons such as guns, grenades and automatics are littered around post-apocalyptic Moscow, but you possess a rather neat trick – the ability to absorb the DNA of fallen enemies. This way, you can learn alien abilities and technologies - at the cost of your humanity, of course, but what price can you put on freedom?
Fight from the underground sewers, through a demolished Red Square and even on the Kremlin as you face enemies and bosses that require more than firepower to overcome. The fate of Moscow – and indeed the world – is in your hands. No pressure.
