| Release: 28 August 2015 Developer: INTI CREATES CO., LTD. OS: Windows 7, 8, 10 CPU: 2 Ghz GPU: 512 MB RAM: 4 Gb Storage: 5 Gb Steam Reviews: Very Positive Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
In Azure Striker Gunvolt, the user goes to a world divided into people and adherents of the second worldview, who have special powers and know about their superiority. Characters with superpowers unite to fight the global mega-corporation Sumeragami, which managed to take over the whole world. People-adepts have power over the elements, can quickly regenerate, use telepathy, but this frightens ordinary people, so the corporation, acting for its own purposes, creates shelters for such capable ones, which in fact become real camps, where experiments are carried out on the test subjects.The plot revolves around a guy named Gunvolt, who controls electricity. One day, the boy is saved by Asimov, the leader of the rebels Quill, who took him from the camps. The young man becomes their operative, who carries out various assignments. Once confronted with a target - a girl adept who has not yet learned to use her powers, the protagonist leaves Quill and takes care of the muse Julie, who resides in the body of an ordinary girl, Lumen. The girl's main skill is that she increases the skills of human adepts with the help of her songs. It turns out that this is a special skill even in comparison with other adepts, but this is the result of Sumeragi's experiments, which immediately opens the hunt for Julie and Gunvolt. The hero does not completely break off cooperation with the rebels and carries out their tasks, hiding the girl along the way.Gameplay - a platformer, where the character will have to move between points, use the weapons and skills of the protagonist, destroying all opponents along the way, including soldiers of a megacorporation, security drones, and even walking tanks. At the end of each level, there is a meeting with a boss and a mini-boss, presented as various vehicles. The gameplay is based on a combat system that revolves around the hero's skills - his ability to control electricity. Bullets fired from weapons remain in the bodies of enemies, and then the hero inflicts electric discharges on them, capable of delivering maximum damage. Here is displayed the energy scale, when it expires, the young man needs time to recover. In the process, the guy gets additional abilities, including a dash and a double jump, and the player also creates new equipment, which requires in-game money and various materials. Tasks are divided into ranks, where higher ones involve receiving more bonus items.
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