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Latest Ubersoldier Screenies

by Nick Haywood on 24 January 2006, 10:06

Tags: UberSoldier (PC), FPS

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Ubersoldier shows off its physics engine



In development by Burut Creative Team, ÜberSoldier is the shooter that, Burut CT reckon, will challenge players to take on the role of a genetically modified super-soldier brought back from beyond the grave, as he seeks retribution against the enemies that surround him. Combining supernatural powers, a veritable arsenal of historically based weaponry and rich mission diversity, ÜberSoldier will deliver a pulse-pounding and original FPS experience.

So we’ve covered the game before with screenies and this Press Release but we’d thought we’d bring you the latest screenies, which are supposed to be showing off the physics engine and environmental destruction…. And we’ve got to admit, they do look pretty cool… We can’t wait to get our hands on some running code and see what the game plays like too!

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Posted by dangel - Tue 24 Jan 2006 10:34
Looks fun, when's it out?
Posted by Deadlight - Tue 24 Jan 2006 10:54
Looks like some nice physics and lotsa spangly DX9 effects!
Posted by Ferral - Tue 24 Jan 2006 11:05
Is it just me or do the explosions look very similar to F.E.A.R ?

Be interesting to see exactly what its like when released, wonder how it will stand against games like Hellgate : London, Stalker (apparently out somepoint this year ! ) and Prey
Posted by Steven W - Tue 24 Jan 2006 11:12
dangel
Looks fun, when's it out?

It's planned for the 31st March
Posted by dangel - Tue 24 Jan 2006 15:13
Ferral
Is it just me or do the explosions look very similar to F.E.A.R ?

Let's hope the performance isn't that bad then ;) Oh I know it's fashionable to like FEAR but it really didn't impress me anywhere as near as much as the much much faster HL2 (esp with HDR on) which IMHO had better physics, less right-angles and far better variance to the gameplay.