Reef Entertainment has just announced Terminator: Resistance; an officially licensed, first-person shooter set during the ‘Future War’ scenario that was only glimpsed at in the iconic films from James Cameron, ‘THE TERMINATOR’ and ‘T2: JUDGMENT DAY’.
This story takes place in a post-apocalyptic Los Angeles, nearly 30 years after Judgement Day. The game also introduces a brand new hero in the Terminator universe, Jacob Rivers. Despite the fact that Jacob is just a lowly private, he’ll soon discover that he’s been specifically targeted by the latest threat from Skynet and marked for termination.
Here are the game’s key features:
- Resist the machines! Fight against a selection of iconic enemies from the films, including the T-800, as well as a host of enemies that are brand new to the Terminator universe.
- Equip an arsenal of plasma weaponry to run and gun or sneak and hack through sprawling environments! You’ll also need to search for scraps to trade and craft.
- Choose the kind of hero you want to be by levelling up your skills while exploring post-Apocalyptic Los Angeles. Complete story missions to rise through the ranks of the Resistance as well as side-quests to help your friends.
- Change the fate of mankind! Protect a motley crew of survivors, each with their own motivations and backstories. The actions you take throughout the game will impact their survival and change the ending you get.
In order to celebrate this announcement, Reef Entertainment released the first screenshots and trailer for Terminator Resistance. From the looks of it, this new Terminator game looks better than the Rambo game that Reef Entertainment released a while back.
Lastly, the game will be using Unreal Engine 4 and will come out on Steam on November 15th.
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