Battle Engine Aquila

Battle Engine Aquila is an arcade first person shooter, which its creators decided to spend on PCs, only after a huge success on PS2 and Xbox consoles. The action of the game was set in the future on the planet Allium (similar to our Earth), located in the Porrum system. For hundreds of years, the planet's inhabitants have had a negative impact on its climate, and finally, as a result of global warming, the sea and ocean levels have risen dramatically, flooding the lion's share of the land. As a result of this ecological cadastre, the land became the most precious thing in Allium, and the disputes and tensions related to the access to the not sunken areas caused the outbreak of war between the two nations inhabiting the planet, i.e. Forseti and Muspell.

The player takes on the role of Winter's Hawk - the driver of a transporter during the day, at night, becoming one of the best participants of illegal races. The hero, unexpectedly arrested and convicted, gets a chance to repair his actions as a pilot of a prototype combat machine called Aquila. As a result, the player, as a Forseti soldier, enters the very middle of an armed conflict, the stake of which is the whole planet, or rather what is left of it.

Battle Engine Aquila is nothing more than a pure, dynamic action typical for console games, so fans of this type of products will find here a real paradise for themselves, i.e. a state-of-the-art and destructive machine, armed with a whole arsenal of weapons, including rocket launchers and pulsating guns, which will fight against hundreds of different types of enemy units, including infantry, tanks, planes, artillery, warships, etc. The creators point out that the key element of Battle Engine Aquila is the battlefield, while the plot has been sidelined and is only a background explaining the seriousness of the war and its impact on the main character. The whole struggle is presented in a very impressive three-dimensional graphics.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015