Absolute Zero

In the 24th century, the Earth's people began colonization of the Solar System. One of the main objectives of numerous expeditions was the Jupiter moon called Europe, under the surface of which huge deposits of water were discovered. Due to the fact that the natural satellite was a perfect starting point for the most distant planets, people decided to create several mines here, which extract and store the life-giving substance.

When the facility came into operation and the miners were eager to work, it turned out that under the surface of Europe there are sluggish representatives of foreign civilisation. The aliens awakened by the mining teams quickly took the initiative and killed almost all the employees of the underground stations. Due to the fact that the nearest military units were very far from Jupiter, the command decided to get rid of the opponents, using mining vehicles and equipment.

In Absolute Zero, a shootout produced by Domark Software, the player will stand up to defend a mining facility, sitting at the controls of seven different vehicles: air, ground and underground. The campaign is divided into thirty scenarios, in which we have to perform the tasks assigned by the command. Mission goals are not very different - it is almost always about getting rid of certain enemy units.

We observe the action from the perspective of the first person, sitting at the controls of the piloted machine. At any moment of the struggle we can call up a menu in which the map is available (all targets are marked on it), as well as additional hints from allies. The player can also get to know their vehicle and the weapons on board.

Absolute Zero game is powered by an engine generating three-dimensional graphics in higher resolution. Between scripts we watch film interludes, which develop the plot and allow us to get more information about foreigners living in Europe.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015