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Project: Snowblind

Crystal Dynamics 4 Mar 2005 Online: YesListed 24 Jun 2011
FPS

About Project: Snowblind

From the archive

This is the original PS2Home fact sheet for Project: Snowblind, preserved from the early-2000s archive. Details reflect the PAL release as catalogued at the time.

Official fact sheet

Experience the dramatic intensity of the frontlines of a war through the eyes of the first of a new breed of super soldiers in this gritty and epic first-person action game.

Players live the fantasy of being an elite special operations combat soldier with access to the most high-tech weaponry, gadgets and vehicles, presented with all the realism, emotional intensity, and valor found in the popular ?War Games? shooter genre.

  • Robust online multiplayer experience with 16 players and voice over IP support ? classic and new multiplayer modes are offered, including some modes uniquely designed for the PS2 and XB platforms
  • Arsenal of unique weapons and secondary items including the Riot Wall? and the ?Kicker? physics gun yield a variety and depth of gameplay never before realized, especially when leveraged in multiplayer play.
  • Vehicles serve as functional obstacle solving tools, for rescue attempts and as weapons in both single and multiplayer gameplay
  • Use Biomods to customize, upgrade and exploit the superhuman powers of your character
  • Build an emotional connection to your comrades in battle; during the missions you have the power to rescue, heal and protect them. Neglect their cries for help and view with shame their names on the War Memorial Wall at the end of the game
  • Wide variety in mission pacing ranges from frenetic action of battlefield chaos to tactical infiltration style missions
  • Storyline is grounded in a believable, relevant near future setting, in a war as seen through the eyes of a hero
  • Pick-up and’ play, visceral action pulls the player through a cinematically immersive storyline
  • 11 missions spanning across 16 maps including the dilapidated Opera House, the twisting jungle at the city perimeter, a Buddhist Temple converted, and sprawling urban Wasteland

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