Frogwares, famous mostly for their Sherlock Holmes code of journey games, brings us Magrunner: Dark Pulse, a first-person action-physics puzzler-platformer hybrid with a tagline “Technology Meets Cthulhu.” Huh.
Magrunner takes place in 2050, where you, a space path-finder carefree named Dax, start out in a training trickery meant to learn we how to use a Magtech glove. This useful square of record lets we assign several equipment in a environment, vouchsafing we solve a puzzles a trickery throws during we regulating a energy of magnetism. Also, there’s… well. I’ll let a diversion pronounce for itself:
However, we will shortly know that a training trickery we have entered is stealing a darker secret… The high-tech designation that houses a training module fast descends into a foreign, hazardous together universe: a universe of a Cthulhu Mythos, a bizarre land filled with sanity-shattering creatures illusory by H.P. Lovecraft.
In this dangerous world, your skills will be tested some-more than ever. Do not falter, for your really life is during stake… and a predestine of humankind is in your hands.
OK, that indeed does sound flattering cool. Magrunner: Dark Pulse comes to PC around Steam today. Releases for Xbox 360 and PS3 around Xbox Live and PlayStation Network will follow in September.
Article source: http://www.kotaku.com.au/2013/06/a-first-person-puzzler-that-blends-sci-fi-and-lovecraftian-horror/
