Разработчик: Devil's Details
Описание
Set in 2080, the story starts when Dan Marshall and his squad are sent to bring the robotic community under control as they begin to infiltrate society and slowly take over undetected, leaving humans redundant in their wake.
Thrilling encounters with highly intelligent robotic enemies require you to think tactically, make challenging, real-time moral decisions and build up trust with your team mates in order to guide your squad to safety and success.
Key Features:
- A NEW TAKE ON FUTURISTIC TOKYO - Experience dual layered Tokyo with a run down and derelict lower city and a clean and affluent upper city.
- THE CONSEQUENCE SYSTEM - Under the pressures of battle every action, every choice and every word affects everything.
- PROCEDURAL DAMAGE - Fully destructible and highly resilient robots adapt to the damage they sustain encouraging you to analyse each enemy, find their weaknesses and dispose of them in the most efficient way.
- WEAPON MODIFICATION AND SKILL SELECTION - Alongside a full armoury of unique weapons, put emphasis on the skills that will benefit you.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, italian, spanish - spain
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Microsoft Windows 7/Vista/XP
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.66 GHz or AMD equivalent
- Memory: 2GB RAM (XP)/3GB RAM (Windows 7 / Vista)
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT220 (512MB) / ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT (512MB)
- Hard Drive: 8 GB free hard drive space
- OS *: Microsoft Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core i5 @ 2.66 GHz or AMD equivalent
- Memory: 3GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 (1GB) / ATI Radeon HD 5750 (1GB)
- Hard Drive: 8 GB free hard drive space
Отзывы пользователей
God I love this game, it's hilarious, fun, and awesome. I have nostalgia from the time of playing it in the PS3, it's still just as fun as before.
The way the robots get destroyed by part is really fun. You can shoot the legs off, the arms off, or the head off so that they attack friend and foe. Sadly the bosses are quite boring (on several you just stand around until someone brings explosives or something to handle them. Shooting them is a waste of bullets seemingly), and there could be a bit more enemy variety.
The game runs fine but if you play with controller you have to rebind the face buttons (ABXY) and turn on the setting to show the button prompts rather than keyboard ones.
brings back memories, simple fun action game
One of the best, most underrated shooters I've ever played, with great story and characters.
I really miss this era of gaming, they don't make these types of games anymore!
Good campaign, the guy does the robot, but wait
Great "popcorn" shooter with some customization and upgrade options for your crew, boss fights are all passable but some are truly great and a challenge to defeat, the Tsar Runner boss on the freeway chase was the highlight. The cutscenes are well done, as is the voice acting and the plot has several twists and turns with some dark and disturbing themes. You can also have some dialog options with your crew characters that affects the ending. The gameplay mechanics are repetitive, but the weapons, in particular the shotgun, are satisfying to use, wish there were more of them though in terms of not just lead throwers, some sci-fi beam and laser weapons would have been a cool addition. This reminds me of Gears of War a lot, but is a fun game in it's own right with its own feel and atmosphere. Worth picking up on sale, if you enjoyed Gears of War and Mass Effect you will definitely like this.
Excellent game, Wonderful story
I couldn't get the voice input to work for the life of me.
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I think I think i think this game is very good
Good plot (with multiple endings), amazing feeling on killing terminator like robots. Maybe the gameplay should be polished a little bit, but the game is a masterpiece.
It's got some ideas, they're just buried under a ho-hum 3D cover shooter and miserably long boss battles!
Pretty hard to play a game that needs voice commands but won't recognize any clearly said voice commands
Absolute Cinema
You can get this on sale for 2.99, and it is a steal. If you like Gears Of War mixed with Yakuza mixed with Blade Runner, check it out. I wish it could have had a sequel.
Why they can't make games like these any more hmmm?? i have 2.2 hours and i love it has the right amount of anything.
A fun action game!
Graphics are a bit strange, but at least the story is decent
I thought this game was just one of those ironically fun games. Turns out it was actually just unironically good, also Big Bo is a big bro.
I played this game while recovering from gallbladder surgery at my grandma's house, so I have some fond memories of it. It's fun, weird, has NOTHING to do with Yakuza but it sure feels similar in the cutscenes. Kinda strange in how the plot is executed, but overall, pretty fun Gear's styled shooter. Considering how rarely Gears style games are good, that is a pretty hefty compliment.
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i first play this game when i was still a child on a xbox 360, but when the xbox box is not functioning anymore this game is lost. after all these years, found this game back and played it, love the game, but the mouse sensitivity is high. here an advice open the game and open the configuration file together and set the mouse sensitivity to your own liking
One of the best over the top shooters I've ever played. A must buy!
peak for a 2000`s gears of war clone
Good Gameplay and plot, I liked it
a fun game, love it so much. modern game nowadays should follow the old time classic like this, no agenda or anything else just pure fun!
Great plot and a lot of fun. Draw back is most cut scenes require some key or key combination that you will have to look up online for guidance or randomly guessing what "m" means...because it does not mean the letter "m."
This is pretty much the definition of a hidden gem
Bit clunky with the age, but I still enjoy it.
It remains a great action-packed shooter to this day. Although SpeechFX technology didn't work well and didn't become mainstream, the partners' approval is good and could be explored more. I wish this universe had more entries because it is rich in exploring touching subjects.
Best part of the game was when Big Bo looked at the camera and said "What is this place, some kind of Binary Domain(2012)?"
I thought this was going to be a really cheap XBOX live arcade gears of war rip off.
I was wrong. The game is a really fun 3rd person cover shooter, I liked all of the characters, the gunplay was reasonably fun, and most of the game I was engaged.
The horde mode is unplayable because of how brutal it is, at least for me.
It was fun and a little challenging. If you can pick up this game for under $5 it's a great buy!
The game is definitely showing its age, but I still found it quite enjoyable for the most part.
The settings launcher is pretty awful and getting controls to work took a little bit of tinkering.
If you're using a controller, plug it in after the game starts! - Then it will work as intended.
As for the story and gameplay, I had fun. Finished the game over 2 days and got hooked fairly quick.
Shooting and upgrades feel decently impactful, though the bosses with a million health felt super tedious to fight.
They heavily encourage to use your microphone to say voice commands to your squad, but honestly, who is surprised when I say it worked a quarter of the time? - Seems like a fun gimmick, but that's all it is. It can be easily turned off in the in-game menu settings.
Story wise it is not a masterpiece but parts of it is entertaining enough.
It reminded me of the good old PS2/PS3 era shooters with a serious and silly story line, kinda like Timesplitters but way less humorous, but it has that feeling from back then.
Cheesy voice lines and 'murica character.
Performance wise it ran just fine for me, no issues there. Ran at 1440p at 240hz with V-Sync enabled.
Loading screens are pretty much non-existent, but hey the game looks like its 15+ years old.
Set up the graphics and Field of View settings in the configuration client, and after that it will be a more pleasant experience.
For whatever reason, I decided to play on the highest difficulty. I can't recommend doing that since some parts are ridiculously unforgiving meanwhile other parts are a breeze. Either there's some serious balancing issues or I just need to git gud considering I died ton of times and had to restart parts of levels multiple times.
Just play on medium difficulty, the frustration is not worth it.
I mean.. Unless you want to be part of the 6% of people who went through the suffering like me. :)
I'll rate it a solid 7/10.
The remaining 3 points are for the incredibly tiring bosses that take a few thousand bullets (I wish I was kidding...), unforgiving areas with one-shot kills from enemies and fairly repetitive gameplay loop.
Some reviews here complain about not being able to redo keybindings or adjust mouse sensitivity or such. That's not true anymore, there is a set up mode to adjust these things when you boot up the game.
The game itself feels old and "gamy".. which is a fresh thing weirdly nowadays. To have a fast paced under 10 hours straight forward single player campaign with great boss battles and set pieces. The action is solid and I love the "shooting parts off robots" mechanic. It kept me interested in the action right to the end. The story is fascinating but silly, the characters are campy/cringe but some of them are a bit cool or offer some deep thoughts occasionally.
To be honest I had more fun with this game than I have with most current AAA games. I recommend Binary Domain.
Back to play this game again after 7 years, and this Steam copy is the second copy that i bought... STILL GOOD AS HECK!!!
COME ON I'M DYING FOR A GOOD SEQUEL HERE!
Binary Domain. Yes.
I am impressed with the game and have gotten into it. I appreciate the personalities of the characters as well as the storyline; nevertheless, the combat is extremely good and a little frustrating because to the camera shakenness. But generally, I enjoy the game.
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Binary Domain has a strong and interesting story, good dubbing and good character writing. It also has an interesting party system, where you can mix-and-match party members to take into the extended combat sequences, which is fun. The game is pretty tight and cinematic, rarely dragging long enough between cutscenes, action setpieces, or boss fights to overstay its welcome. On the other hand...
actually playing feels like death by a thousand cuts. Funky camera controls, an absolutely awful settings menu that needs to be launched separately from the game (yes, you have to set your keybinds, then close the whole setting exe, then open the game and sit through the opening screens), and the tendency for your aim to bounce so hard you can barely land shots as all of the enemies on the stage light you up like a christmas tree. Some boss fights are criminally unfun, with missiles feeling extra punishing because you have to choose between looking at them, or running away from them and it's pretty tough to do one without the other. Getting knocked around by explosives or later enemy types makes you feel like an idiot, though that feeling is partially offset when you do something cool during a regular enemy section and get the entire party complimenting you. In one moment, Dan is an exemplary action hero, and in the other, he's running around cover-to-cover, getting pelted with bullets, sort-of ragdolled by explosions, wondering whether the boss just has a ton of health or if he doesn't understand the gimmick to kill it.
Overall it's like a 5.1/10, a game I'm deeply thankful I don't have to play anymore but still look at with strange fondness.
Janky mouse movement, abysmal controller maping and configuration. Even the one unique thing to this third person shooter being the microphone system where you can command your squadmates via voice commands does not work in the pc version of the game. Despite all of that, why am I in love?
Story - I was honestly expecting some run of the mill humans vs. robots terminator shmuck but that all got flipped upside down with the certain themes that this game brings up. I won't spoil much, but the whole lore about the "hallow children" had me hooked and my eyes glued to the screen wanting more information on their heritage and purpose. The world of Binary Domain was also rich in diverse locations having you ascend up the ruins of Japan to their new dystopian upper reaches, and the game really had a nice feeling of progression the more and more you traversed. A huge A+ for me is the replayablity this game gives you. There is a loyalty system that ties you to your crew's bonds and at first I thought this was all gameplay related (which it is aswell, having the higher loyalty give your team mates more of a reason to follow your commands while having less loyalty gives them a reason to ignore it), but it turns out its also immensely story related. I'm not talking about, picking a crew member for a specific mission and just having different dialogue play out (though I cannot imagine the amount of voice lines recorded for this game, the variety is nuts), I mean depending on how well you participated in battles, and gave optimal enough commands, that could affect the character's fate or actions by the end of the game. I was completely blown away when I found this out, and blown away again on my second playthrough when I found out I could save certain characters from the choices I unknowingly made in my first playthrough. I'm not saying the story is perfect, but it definitely fulfilled what I wanted out of a game about blasting through robots. Its just dumb fun.
Gameplay - So yes, as stated at the start the game has some stiff mouse movements, if you want to play on a controller good luck and find a guide for that shit, old pc config (so you have to relaunch the game everytime you want to change settings for EVERYTHING), etc. However, as a third person shooter, its pretty solid. The main appeal to me was definitely the commanding system, where you call the shots for your team mates on how to persue different situations. Like charging down weak wittled defenses, or holding contested ground. Another cool thing about the system is that your crew mates sometimes give feedback on your shot calling like if you stayed back and let them do all of the work they would acknowledge that and call you a fucker, good stuff. I was though heavily disappointed with the mic system does not work since that was my draw in from actually playing this game.
Multiplayer - Funnily enough there was a multiplayer mode in this game that features the standard matchmaking of team deathmatch, free for all, etc. Aswell as invasion mode which tests you and your team's mettle against waves of robots in round based gameplay. Unfortunately, the no one is playing the multiplayer. Thought i'd mention it though.... because I wanna play it...... so if anyone gets the game or already has this game..... add me so we can play the multiplayer... please.
If you're in the mood to try out something different and have some cash to burn, go ahead and give this game a whirl. Even if you only stick around for one playthrough this experience will leave an impression on you.
By far one of the most stupid games I've played, which is its strength.
Terrible controls, poor point of Third Person camera, nearly impossible enemies to kill and they look at you and you die. I tried playing it and got far but one boss was invincible and could not damage it so could not progress into the story. Cool characters and good storyline but a near impossible game to beat.
The controller mapping on this is truly abysmal. Why is this so difficult? It states you can setup Xbox 360 controls in the configuration, but when you start the game it's fubar.
A game with this title being released today would be... complicated. All jokes aside, this is a fantastic action game. It's worth playing now because it looks amazing on modern hardware.
Fun gameplay with an unique enemy limb destruction mechanic. Good story that isn't overly dramatic. The voice commands are really janky and is much better if you use the button prompts instead. Overall a really fun game.
Seems like it should be fun. If you have high tolerance for poor design choices and other bs it might be. Get ready for the gigantic weapon selector menu to cover your screen every time you touch an interactable object, having your other controls locked because they want you to focus on moving only, or having your current weapon being reset to your primary every time there's a hint of a cutscene. If you can't deal with that, stay far far away.
Oh and don't even think about playing this with mouse and keyboard unless you want to run a 3rd party program (found in discussions for this game) to fix the insanely bad mouse acceleration.
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The clunky keyboard and mouse controls may take some getting used to, but the story, the characters, and the action are all great. This game feels like a bit like Half-Life in terms of variety and scenic views.
Combat AI could use a little more work, but the gameplay as a whole is pretty decent.
Loved the story.
This game deserves more love.
Binary Domain is an underrated third-person sci-fi shooter that offers a gripping story set in a futuristic world where humans face off against human-like robots. The game features smooth, cover-based combat with varied enemy types and a unique "consequence system," where your squadmates' loyalty changes based on your decisions and actions. The story explores themes of AI ethics and what it means to be human, adding emotional depth to the action-packed gameplay. While the voice command system can be hit-or-miss, the overall experience is engaging. Its is a hidden gem for fans of sci-fi shooters looking for a mix of action and narrative depth
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Devil's Details |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 68 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 85% положительных (1619) |