Iron Soul PC

Iron Soul is an action game that bears references to the cult MDK series and combines elements of a third-person shooter and a platform game. It was created by a small independent developer from Tehran, BluBeeGames Studios.

The game takes you to a near future. Humanity is faced with a real threat of an alien invasion. To protect the planet, a great army of robots was created in secret laboratories, whose task was to watch over the safety of humans. But something went wrong, and because of an inexplicable incident the governments have begun to lose control of the cybernetic army. As a result, humanity, uncertain of their fate, began to fall more and more into robophobia. You play as one of the mechanical guards, model H-25, who sets off on a journey from the secret base hidden in the mountains, where he was created, in order to investigate the causes of the ongoing situation and restore the balance to the planet.

The game allows you to take part in two interconnected campaigns, telling the story of the invasion of robots and the strange relations between H-25 and its mentor. While traversing the fallen countries, you have to eliminate armies of rebellious machines, pave your way using game mechanics typical of platform games, and often solve various logic puzzles. H-25 has a range of special abilities, the use of which is the key to victory. It is because enemies attack not only from the ground or the air, but also from under the ground, and their behavior is controlled by an advanced artificial intelligence. This forces the player to use a variety of strategies in combat and skillfully use the available weapons and a convenient, specially designed cover system.

This third-person game was designed using the Unreal Development Kit, which guarantees the highest quality of the graphics. The varied landscapes - from open spaces to underground military bases - offer many challenges and secrets to discover. The audio keeps similarly high level, and all the dialogues are voiced by actors.

Last updated on 21 November 2014