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About
The year is 2021, and Genoq has become a leading corporation in bio-medical research. However the tower, some 90 stories high, is not all that it seems. Somewhere within the tower, highly illegal bio-weapons research has been conducted in secret. June 26th, disaster strikes and the lethal organic weapons have escaped and threaten not only the staff members stranded in the tower, but the world itself.
You arrive on the 80th floor with an urgent package addressed to Derrida, the lead scientist at Genoq working on the bio-weapons research. Set back from your goal, you must climb the tower, assisting those in need or focusing solely on your task at hand, and stopping the virus from escaping the tower and threatening all life on the planet.
Will you help the stranded survivors or hinder them? Can you deliver the package to Derrida in time? Can you prevent the impending catastrophe and escape with your life?
Key Features
You arrive on the 80th floor with an urgent package addressed to Derrida, the lead scientist at Genoq working on the bio-weapons research. Set back from your goal, you must climb the tower, assisting those in need or focusing solely on your task at hand, and stopping the virus from escaping the tower and threatening all life on the planet.
Will you help the stranded survivors or hinder them? Can you deliver the package to Derrida in time? Can you prevent the impending catastrophe and escape with your life?
Key Features
- New high res graphics
- New music by Mark 'TDK' Knight
- New control menu
- Can save at any point in the game
- Leaderboards
- Achievements
- Same great gameplay
System requirements for Xbox One
System requirements for PlayStation 4
System requirements for Nintendo Switch
System requirements for PC
Minimum:
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- DirectX: Version 11
Recommended:
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- DirectX: Version 11
System requirements for macOS
Minimum:
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
Recommended:
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia or AMD graphics
D/Generation HD reviews and comments
It's a remake of an Amiga game from the early 90s that somehow manages to make the controls not only worse, but far worse and adds a nice bonus package of bugs that range from really annoying to game-breaking.
The elements of the original half-decent isometric puzzle action game are still there, but the remake is less "Polished console remake" and more "Trialware you would download from RealArcade in 2005 without even bothering to get through the trial before uninstalling". The most fun part was when a dialogue box got so thoroughly stuck on the screen that I couldn't even get rid of it by going to the main menu, so I had to save and restart the entire game. Multiple times, actually. Half the time the HUD would fail to load, so well done there boys.
If you play this game for 6 hours, 3 will be spent restarting the game or save scumming to try to solve puzzles that require precision movement with a control scheme that has all the precision of some guy having a seizure during the ice capades. Floaty, slippery, really janky and just not particularly satisfying.
The elements of the original half-decent isometric puzzle action game are still there, but the remake is less "Polished console remake" and more "Trialware you would download from RealArcade in 2005 without even bothering to get through the trial before uninstalling". The most fun part was when a dialogue box got so thoroughly stuck on the screen that I couldn't even get rid of it by going to the main menu, so I had to save and restart the entire game. Multiple times, actually. Half the time the HUD would fail to load, so well done there boys.
If you play this game for 6 hours, 3 will be spent restarting the game or save scumming to try to solve puzzles that require precision movement with a control scheme that has all the precision of some guy having a seizure during the ice capades. Floaty, slippery, really janky and just not particularly satisfying.
«Buggy as hell»
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