Blacklight Tango Down (PC/FullIso/Eng/2010)

Game Platforme(s) : PC | Language : English | Release Date : Jul 14, 2010
Publisher : Ignition Ent. | Developer : Zombie VR Studios | Genre : Modern FP | Size : 1.90 Gb
Minimun System Requirements

* OS: Windows XP �, Windows Vista �, Windows � 7
* Processor : Intel � (any dual core) or AMD (any dual core)
* RAM : 1 GB
* Video Card : NVIDIA � GeForce � 6800 or ATI Radeon ™ X1800
* Hard Drive Space : 2 GB
* DirectX Version : DirectX � 9.0c
* Keyboard - Mouse - DVD-ROM Drive

Recommended System Requirements

* OS: Windows XP �, Windows Vista �, Windows � 7
* Processor : Core 2 Duo E6700 2.***** or Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 6000+
* RAM : 2 GB
* Video Card : NVIDIA � GeForce � 6800 or ATI Radeon ™ X1800
* Hard Drive Space : 2 GB
* DirectX Version : DirectX � 9.0c
* Keyboard - Mouse - DVD-ROM Drive
Blacklight to taktyczna strzelanina. Dzieło zostało stworzone przez amerykańską firmę Zombie Studios (znaną między innymi z prac nad America’s Army). Marka Blacklight powstała w kooperacji z firmą Fox Atomic (oddział Fox Filmed Entertainment), która odpowiada za stworzenie obrazu kinowego oraz serii komiksów osadzonych w tym uniwersum.

Tytuł przenosi nas do stosunkowo nieodległej przyszłości, około 25 lat wprzód. W grze wcielamy się w członków futurystycznej, specjalnej jednostki wojskowej, która rusza w pościg za zbuntowanym amerykańskim pułkownikiem CIA. Twórcy bardzo mocno inspirowali się fabułą Czasu apokalipsy, klasycznego filmu opowiadającego o wojnie w Wietnamie, przenosząc niejako znane z niego wydarzenia w nowe realia.

Cheap and nasty aren't two words generally used to extol the virtues of anything outside of a red-light district, but they accurately describe Blacklight: Tango Down. Developer Zombie Studios has done a good job with this multiplayer first-person shooter for the PC, delivering a remarkably feature-filled game for just $15. While there are some rough spots, like the worthless single-player/co-op mode, a few grievances over map design, and the absence of dedicated servers, you get a lot of action for the low price. Most of the shooter basics are covered, and the design also incorporates a few twists so that it doesn't feel like you're playing a bargain-basement Call of Duty.

Of course, Blacklight: Tango Down is pretty much exactly that. The game is shooter boilerplate, with quasi-realistic, brutal, and fast-paced action where you can get taken down with just a splattering of shots or a single well-placed bullet to the head. The story is set in a near-future Russia, which has gone all grim and dystopian. City streets have become battlegrounds in a war between Blacklight, a team of elite US commandos, and The Order, a team of US commandos gone rogue who might be turning people into some kind of zombies. Apparently. The plot is completely ignored in the game itself, so you have to read the how-to-play text if you're really curious to know why these gangs of high-tech soldiers in sci-fi suits are shooting each other. Controls are standard for the genre, and you get gadgets like kaboom grenades and special digital pineapples that cause a cloud of pixelated distortion in your suit's funky goggles. You can also activate the hyper-reality visor, a limited-time x-ray-specs deal that lets you spot enemies through walls via their heat signatures and locate health and weapons caches.