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Plot: 'Just when he thought his day couldn’t get any worse…
Christopher Wilson, a scientist working at Tigra Corpa Chemical Research, finds himself trapped in his office after a mercenary assault on the building. With all his colleagues held hostage, Chris must take matters into his own hands…'
Developed by Atomic Planet and published by Midas, this is a very obscure first person shooter that unfortunately suffers from many factory bugs which I'm going to mention later on. In fact it is a port of the PC version that came out first, where the only difference is the updated font in this one, also that another identical version for PS2 exists.
You only have three weapons to use through the whole game: the starting pistol, a machine gun and a shotgun. The only way to refill your ammo is to kill an enemy and pick up their weapon that is laying on the floor. Some rooms are locked by three different puzzles, one of them requires 'hijacking' the security panel's circuits, the second one is a memory matching mini-game and the last puzzle consists of carefully arranging panels to correctly form the Tigra Corpa logo.
Now for the bugs: sometimes enemies appear like they are moonwalking through locked doors (and sometimes their bullets go through them!!), there is also a rare chance of your character moonwalking outside the level's bounds, and also that in a few levels, a small part of the graphics are either improperly rendered and/or placed at wrong places. These bugs are present in ALL versions of the game, which proves it wasn't given a proper QA phase before releasing.
Oh and did I mention that sometimes difficulty can be frustrating especially thanks to the bullet bug mentioned? My recommendation is to avoid this game at all costs and play a decent FPS game instead.
0:00:00 - Start
0:00:38 - Stage 1: Server 7
0:08:20 - Stage 2: Maintenance Management
0:15:42 - Stage 3: Basement Garage
0:24:10 - Stage 4: Lobby
0:28:53 - Stage 5: Enzyme Lab
0:40:04 - Stage 6: Reaction Lab
0:45:14 - Stage 7: Observation Lab
0:54:48 - Stage 8: Cafeteria
1:00:04 - Stage 9: Security
1:09:18 - Stage 10: Leisure Suite
1:16:42 - Stage 11: Hazard Lab
1:23:40 - Stage 12: Middle Lobby
1:29:46 - Stage 13: Outsource Management
1:37:45 - Stage 14: Quality Testing
1:41:43 - Stage 15: Client Apartments
1:50:11 - Stage 16: Marketing Consultancy
1:59:01 - Stage 17: Management Lounges
2:03:57 - Stage 18: Accounting and Personnel
2:13:32 - Stage 19: Roof
2:17:55 - Stage 20: Penthouse Office
2:23:10 - Ending & Credits
Christopher Wilson, a scientist working at Tigra Corpa Chemical Research, finds himself trapped in his office after a mercenary assault on the building. With all his colleagues held hostage, Chris must take matters into his own hands…'
Developed by Atomic Planet and published by Midas, this is a very obscure first person shooter that unfortunately suffers from many factory bugs which I'm going to mention later on. In fact it is a port of the PC version that came out first, where the only difference is the updated font in this one, also that another identical version for PS2 exists.
You only have three weapons to use through the whole game: the starting pistol, a machine gun and a shotgun. The only way to refill your ammo is to kill an enemy and pick up their weapon that is laying on the floor. Some rooms are locked by three different puzzles, one of them requires 'hijacking' the security panel's circuits, the second one is a memory matching mini-game and the last puzzle consists of carefully arranging panels to correctly form the Tigra Corpa logo.
Now for the bugs: sometimes enemies appear like they are moonwalking through locked doors (and sometimes their bullets go through them!!), there is also a rare chance of your character moonwalking outside the level's bounds, and also that in a few levels, a small part of the graphics are either improperly rendered and/or placed at wrong places. These bugs are present in ALL versions of the game, which proves it wasn't given a proper QA phase before releasing.
Oh and did I mention that sometimes difficulty can be frustrating especially thanks to the bullet bug mentioned? My recommendation is to avoid this game at all costs and play a decent FPS game instead.
0:00:00 - Start
0:00:38 - Stage 1: Server 7
0:08:20 - Stage 2: Maintenance Management
0:15:42 - Stage 3: Basement Garage
0:24:10 - Stage 4: Lobby
0:28:53 - Stage 5: Enzyme Lab
0:40:04 - Stage 6: Reaction Lab
0:45:14 - Stage 7: Observation Lab
0:54:48 - Stage 8: Cafeteria
1:00:04 - Stage 9: Security
1:09:18 - Stage 10: Leisure Suite
1:16:42 - Stage 11: Hazard Lab
1:23:40 - Stage 12: Middle Lobby
1:29:46 - Stage 13: Outsource Management
1:37:45 - Stage 14: Quality Testing
1:41:43 - Stage 15: Client Apartments
1:50:11 - Stage 16: Marketing Consultancy
1:59:01 - Stage 17: Management Lounges
2:03:57 - Stage 18: Accounting and Personnel
2:13:32 - Stage 19: Roof
2:17:55 - Stage 20: Penthouse Office
2:23:10 - Ending & Credits
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