An evil company (the Nogari Corporation) has been conducting some highly questionable research using a mysterious energy source (called Ambrosia) and an anti-corporation group (the Tarn Initiative) is out to put a stop to it. The game's four main characters, Stonewall (the leader), Amp (the lady), Mass (the Scotsman), and Shade (the loner), are part of the Tarn Initiative's Echo Squad and have been sent, along with another mercenary group called Alpha Squad, to infiltrate Nogari and rescue a Tarn Initiative corporate spy, Dr. Reisbeck.
Cheat Happens - When a gaming franchise like Gears of War becomes a blockbuster, a lot of good can come from it; new mechanics, new standards, in short - the entire industry benefits. Of course, there are downsides, like the fact that every developer wants to create a clone.
Resolution's Greg Giddens writes: The past decade of FPS and third person shooter mechanics can all be found here. The Scourge Project unashamedly takes elements from a large collection of titles – most notable Gears of War – and copies them into the framework. Unfortunately any flare these elements had to begin with have been completely extinguished due to rough implementation and a lack of quality overall. It’s generic and boring with no personality of its own and despite the addition of some fairly enjoyable multiplayer components its short lived fun at best.
Played the demo and was pretty disappointed, looks fairly good, but thats about it.
Tragnarion Studios has released a playable demo for The Scourge Project: Episodes 1 and 2. The demo allows gamers to experience the exciting Squad-based gameplay in several checkpoints from the full game, including support for Single-player and up to 4-Players in Co-op.
The demo can be downloaded from any of the four following sources...
