Online, Rogue Trooper will also offer four-player cooperative play on maps specifically designed for the online modes, although competitive deathmatches are conspicuously absent from the available modes. The sound is particularly well-done at this point as the loud explosions and roar of overhead spacecraft punctuates the tense atmosphere of war Rogue Trooper is trying to push. Visually, this early build of Rogue Trooper appears adequate but doesn't raise the bar in any way, although there are some nice explosive effects. Token+gun+emplacements+and+Black+Hole,+check. Then you'll be able to grab scrap metal, process it into your backpack for upgrades to your ammunition and your weapons, which adds some minor role-playing elements to Rogue Trooper. Bagman's chip hooks up to Rogue's backpack. Helm's chip plugs into Rogue's helmet and he'll dispense advice along the way. By aiming at the helmets of enemy Nort, a head-shot icon will also appear, indicating a one-shot, one-kill situation. Gunnar's chip plugs into Rogue's machine gun, for example, and unlocks an auto targeting reticule. But Rogue manages to use his three chip-slots to preserve the lives of his friends and pick up their special abilities on the way. If enough time passes, the chips will power down and the personalities will be lost forever.
The personalities of the clones are encoded into bio-chips, implanted at the base of a G.I.s skull, and Rogue can cut his friends open and remove the chips. A funny thing about those genetic super clones, though: these guys never really die. Despite Rogue's proficiency for Nort-smashing, his three squad mates will eventually meet their own respective dooms at the hands of the Nort. Rogue will also get his hands on rocket launchers and gun emplacements, like simple machine gun turrets to anti-spacecraft flak guns. You can also blind fire at the push of a button - Rogue will push his gun out and fire randomly to provide cover for fellow G.I.s. While taking cover, he can aim at enemy Nort, and by hitting the fire button, you'll pop out and fire several rounds with your automatic machine gun. Rogue can take cover behind rocks and walls, similar to the mechanic in James Bond: Everything or Nothing. Rogue Trooper handles similar to a lot of other third-person-shooters out there with a few extra twists. YES NO You land in the Quartz Zone, so named for the giant crystal formations that dot the otherwise barren landscape.
Without going too deep into the story, your regiment has been betrayed and Rogue goes, well, rogue to avenge the deaths of his comrades.
Somehow, the Nort knew exactly where and when Rogue and his men would be landing, and they fire a salvo of rockets, destroying almost the entire regiment before it ever reaches the surface of Nu Earth. You and Gunnar, Bagman and Helm, and the rest of your regiment jump into drop pods to start the incursion, but the Nort are waiting. You control Rogue, the leader of a squad of four G.I.s, on a drop mission from a space cruiser into Nu Earth. Rather than sending humans to do the dirty work on the hostile atmosphere of Nu Earth, the powers that be genetically-engineered regiments of Genetic Infantryman, the aforementioned blue bombers.ĭon't+fire+until+you+see+the+whites+of+his+eyes+-+oh,+wait. The story as we know it: Humanity is at war with the, you guessed it, evil Nort, and the battleground is the planet of Nu Earth. Cut up with muscles and super-human soldier instincts, these bright blue genetic infantrymen are Smurfs on steroids.Ģ000 AD is popular in the United Kingdom and, thus, a perfect fit for the UK-based publisher Eidos and UK-based developer Rebellion. You'll have to read the comic 2000 AD to know why the super soldiers of Eidos' upcoming Rogue Trooper are blue, but you'll only need a few minutes of gameplay time to see that these troops are tough as nails.
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