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Syndicate

aka: Project RedLime

Moby ID: 54907

[ All ] [ PlayStation 3 ] [ Windows ] [ Xbox 360 ]

PlayStation 3 screenshots

thumbnail — Start screen.

thumbnail — Main menu.

thumbnail — Intro.

thumbnail — Getting out of shackles in the start of the game with uncomplicated quick time event.

thumbnail — Chip bypassing is one of the core game mechanics, which player will use often.

thumbnail — Various "propaganda" sources are scattered across the game. They serve as a collectable source of game's world information.

thumbnail — Everything you read gets stored in the infobank. It could be accessed anytime.

thumbnail — Narrow alley shootout.

thumbnail — Dart overlay highlights interactive objects, enemies and makes your shot more deadly.

thumbnail — On the mission with your partner.

thumbnail — Guards are no match for us.

thumbnail — Listening in on the interrogation.

thumbnail — Fighting your way through the labs.

thumbnail — Can't shoot through the glass.

thumbnail — On your way to the train station.

thumbnail — Some weapons can lock onto targets.

thumbnail — Sniping.

thumbnail — Welcome to Eurocorp.

thumbnail — Taking a little stroll with your boss.

thumbnail — There's a price to pay for your inhuman skills.

thumbnail — Holding onto the outer plate of the aircraft is one way of reaching the city undetected.

thumbnail — You can extract chips from certain key characters and use them to enhance your abilities.

thumbnail — Lots of graffiti in this part of town.

thumbnail — Sneaking through the ventilation shaft.

thumbnail — Trying to sneak your way past the enemy guards.

thumbnail — Aim down your scope for better precision.

thumbnail — Whatever happened to these soldiers?

thumbnail — They seem persistent in trying to keep me out.

thumbnail — Some enemies are immune to regular weapons.

Windows screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — When the enemy is outlined in blue it means they are dead.

thumbnail — Inside the transport chopper, agent Merit is briefing the player character of what lies ahead.

thumbnail — Hacking surveillance cameras provides inside info.

thumbnail — Extra chips can be gained from some important enemies.

thumbnail — Chip extraction process

thumbnail — An Aspari design chip, how cool it would be to have such a thing planted in your head?

thumbnail — Once the player acquires an extra chip, they can enter the Dart chip upgrade system to beef themselves up.

thumbnail — Since the days of the good 'ol <i>Duke Nukem</i> no FPS is complete without a level in a night club.

thumbnail — Once the fun is over at the night club finish off the night with a drink from the menu.

thumbnail — Jammers come in packs of three. Eliminate their 2 escort troopers with the blinking cyan light on their backs before going for the main guy.

thumbnail — While in Dart Overlay mode, time slows down and the player takes less damage. You can also see enemies hidden behind walls or other obstacles.

thumbnail — Several computers and workstations can provide further info about the game's world.

thumbnail — The player can read the acquired info via the infobank, an internal database.

thumbnail — While downtown watch your step for these EMP mines. Step too close to them and your Dart chip support will be toast.

thumbnail — Feeling like a bit of BBQ? Grab the flamer and have some fun!

thumbnail — Heavy guardians will require some heavy punishment before they hit the ground, good news is that they will reward the player with an awesome kind of weapon.

thumbnail — Proceeding to another chapter, via train

thumbnail — Enemy security turrets can also be breached.

thumbnail — Hacking turrets always proves to be the most effective solution.

thumbnail — Some posters on the walls usually have hidden propaganda messages that are visible only in Dart overlay mode.

thumbnail — Using the ironsights of your weapon boosts firing accuracy with less ammo.

thumbnail — The player can restock ammo in weapon racks scattered around, or from dead enemies dropped weapons.

thumbnail — Also no FPS is complete without the necessary duct travelling à la <i>Deus Ex</i>.

thumbnail — In-game loading screen

thumbnail — Your Dart chip can intercept important calls and transmissions between key NPCs to give you further clues about what is going on.

thumbnail — In-game combat scene, shooting aplenty!

thumbnail — Where all the fun begins.

thumbnail — There's literally no better weapon in the game than the minigun!

thumbnail — Gunship Ahoy! No better use for the minigun!

thumbnail — Sometimes the game requires the player to solve simple platform puzzles in order to proceed

thumbnail — There's a lot going on in the train station. Agent Merit on the passage above is trying to get in to the train from the roof.

thumbnail — Boss short intro sequence

thumbnail — Miles Kilo many times travels in some unorthodox ways, like climbing on the exterior of choppers.

thumbnail — La Balena, Cayman Global's floating city from above

thumbnail — The Vitruvian is a health restoration device for syndicate agents. The original Syndicate game also featured the Vitruvian device.

thumbnail — Once in the Vitruvian device, agents' limbs heal on the spot! If only medical recovery was so quick and effective in the real world.

thumbnail — La Balena! Now you know where you're going to spend your vacation in the summer of 2069.

thumbnail — Syndicate agents usually regard civilians as expendable.

thumbnail — As soon as the gunfire begins, civilians react realistically by fleeing in panic.

thumbnail — The more you get hit by enemy fire the more blood splashes appear on hour HUD, too much of that ketchup and you're agent history.

Xbox 360 screenshots

thumbnail — FPS game without violence? No way!

thumbnail — The carnage continues.

thumbnail — Syndicate provides an interesting amount of gore.

thumbnail — Fighting and hacking your enemies, all at the same time.

thumbnail — The game brings back the excitement (and sometimes frustration) of facing a tough boss.

thumbnail — This looks like a mix between "Deus Ex" and "Mirror's Edge".

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