Conspiracies II: Lethal Networks PC

Conspiracies II: Lethal Networks is an unusual adventure game, created by Greek development studio Anima Interactive and using quite original technological solutions. The game world is fully three-dimensional and computer-created, we observe it from the perspective of the first person, but all characters in the game are digitized, i.e. played by professional actors and transferred directly to the computer screen using digital processing techniques. All this is combined with a proven point'n'click interface, which has been used in this type of products for many years.

The programme has been placed in the gloomy realities of science fiction, in which the Earth is facing an imminent extermination, associated with the growing poverty of the population, the massive increase in organised crime and extreme overcrowding. Fortunately, life also takes place on other planets, on the development of which many earthly dignitaries care a lot. In these turbulent times we have to play the role of Nick Delios, once an excellent medical programmer and private detective, who was known from the previous edition of the series. The protagonist sets off in search of his controversial friend, Dimitris Argyriou, who has been kidnapped. However, this is only the beginning of the epic, tense and surprising twists and turns of the plot of Conspiracies II: Lethal Networks - the authors have prepared almost two and a half hours of film footage, recorded in the highest quality HD Video, involving more than 60 actors.

The scenario of this position will allow us to visit a total of twelve futuristic areas, consisting of nine complete locations on average. The Greek artists have worked hard to refine all the visual elements of the world presented, using advanced graphic technologies (including parallax bump mapping, dynamic lighting, molecular effects and modern shading techniques from DirectX 10 libraries) and creating more than three thousand textures. The whole is complemented by an audio track composed by Konstantinos Kalampokas, a well-known Greek film musician. Of course, all spoken issues were given a professional soundtrack in two complete language versions - Greek (original) and English (dubbing).

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Last updated on 04 March 2011