Gorky Video Game Series

Action 21 December 2004

Gorky 02: Aurora Watching is the third part of the series of games produced by the Polish team Metropolis Software. They are combined with the apocalyptic atmosphere of the game and the person of the main character - Cole Sullivan's agent. They divide the genres, because the first part - Gorky 17, also known as Odium - was a turn-based strategy, and starting from the second part - Gorky Zero: Slave Factory - we are dealing with stealth action games created in the likeness of Splinter Cella.

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Action 09 September 2003

Prequel of the well-known tactical-adventure game Gorky 17, created by the Polish development studio Metropolis Software. The action of this title takes place several years before the events known from Gorky 17, and its main character is the Canadian commander Cole Sullivan, a member of the NATO special forces.

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Strategy 29 September 1999

An original PC game that combines elements of adventure games, turn-based strategies and RPGs, created by Polish studio Metropolis Software House, led by Adrian Chmielarz. The story of Odium is rather grim as it combines elements of political fiction, science fiction and horror. It is set inside a Russian military base on the territory of Poland, where a research on a super soldier was being conducted. After a research team sent there mysteriously disappears, three NATO soldiers step into action: the Canadian Cole Sullivan, the Pole Jarek Owicz, and the French Thiery Trantigne. While playing Odium, you can freely explore the in-game world, conduct conversations with NPCs and interact with various objects. During confrontations with enemies the game switches to a tactical mode, in which you fight turn-based battles. Each soldier has unique equipment and serves a different role in the team, and also develops his skills over time. Odium offers attractive 3D graphics presented in the isometric view.

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Strategy canceled

Developed after a 12-year break, the continuation of the postapocalyptic Gorky series, created by domestic studio Metropolis Software House. The Farm 51 team, known for such titles as NecroVisioN, Painkiller: Hell & Damnation and Get Even, is responsible for reviving the series. Despite the earlier turn towards stealth genre, the new version of the game is a kind of return to the roots of the series, being a classic turn-based strategy with RPG elements.

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