Players take on the role of Lt. Nick Cross, a hazardous biological waste specialist sent to investigate. During his investigation, Lt. Cross stumbles across alien creatures and becomes infected with a biological mutagen that eventually transforms him into something not quite human. To save the earth and himself, Lt. Cross must fight to solve the enigma of Area 51. Area 51 takes the player through eight massive levels within a clandestine government complex. Combining intense combat, exploration, adventure, discovery, and puzzle solving, the game blends graphic violence with science fiction. As Lt. Cross, the player will discover secret areas and items, including the answers to this rumored government conspiracy.
Testology - Andy Robson created Testology in June 2006. Testology has been set up to provide a very high quality of Quality Assurance, games consultancy and testing-staff placement to the entire games industry. Testology will work closely with the development teams and publishers in all areas of game development and on all projects, big or small. (1378 hits) Restricted Area - isometric sci-fi action-based RPG (1189 hits) FSQuality - Navigation by road maps (or even real ICAO-VFR-maps) in our Flight Simulator is only possible, if the roads are displayed throughout all areas in the highest possible precision. Therefore: Navigation by roadmaps is restricted for Simmer, as the road network in Microsoft's Flight Simulator 2004 is very rudimentary. (739 hits) Singularity - PC, PS3, Xbox 360 - Raven have stated that Singularity's main gameplay mechanism is a device, known in the game as the TMD (Time Manipulation Device). The TMD has the ability to move a single object through time, both into the future, and into the past. It can also freeze an object in time, and has an 'Impulse' function, which can be used as a weapon once upgraded. The TMD is multifunctional, as it can be used as a powerful weapon, but also as a tool in puzzle solving scenarios. The device's use as a weapon is unconventional when compared to the weapons in other games. For instance, using the TMD's "rewind" function on a human opponent will send them into a "placental" state where they revert to an almost amoebic state, before slowly dying. The device is essential for solving puzzles, such as sending a lock forward in time, causing it to rust it in real time, or sending a broken bridge backwards in time until it returns to a usable state. Sending a tree trunk forwards in time while standing on it will cause it grow very quickly, allowing the player to reach higher areas. (654 hits)