Project Freedom

Release Date: May 9, 2004

Simulation, science fiction, in space, Polish, singleplayer

87%

Steam

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Sequel "Starmageddon", a native ertees, has only a common name and cosmic subject matter with its predecessor. "Starmageddon 2" is a graphically attractive and simple in idea arcade game in which the player sits behind the controls of the star fighter Epsilon.

By the middle of the third millenium, the mega-corporations that rule on Earth are locked in a cutthroat race to colonize space and claim its vast resources. The rule of the law applies on Earth only; in space, it's the law of the jungle.

You join Project Freedom, a corporation enjoying a relatively clean reputation, as a spaceship pilot. The game's campaign includes 21 missions in breathtaking settings. Locations within the Solar System are based on actual real-life data for specific locales. Thus, you'll be able to see what the Marineris Valley on Mars looks like, up close... what it feels like to fly through the asteroid belt... and experience the universe from the surface of Io, one of Jupiter's moons. Full 3D special effects enhanced by cutting-edge technology such as Pixel Shader 2.0 turn each mission into a mindblowing spectacle.

As you progresses through the campaign, Project Freedom scientists invent new weapons and systems enhancements for your Epsilon fighter. These become very useful, for it quickly becomes apparent the familiar Solar System hides many secrets and surprises. These include time warps and dimension folds that act as portals to other galaxies. Before long, you find yourself facing a much deadlier enemy than the pilots fighting for rival corporations.

Project Freedom ** (Space Interceptor in US, Starmageddon 2 in Poland) offers adrenaline-pumping gameplay coupled with stunning graphics. The campaign is built around an original storyline that features several unexpected twists and turns. A standalone tutorial mode and a simple, intuitive user interface let you immerse yourself in the game world without irritating delays. There is practically no learning curve, yet the increasingly complex missions will provide all players with many hours of exciting entertainment.

Summary

- outstanding 3D graphics and special effects

- space locations painstakingly rendered from actual real life data

- simple, intuitive interface

- standalone tutorial

- original storyline with unexpected turns and surprises

- research function enabling upgrades of the player's spaceship

- a campaign promotion system

- a variety of space combat missions including escort, strike, and rescue operations

- many hours of exciting gameplay

Last updated on August 14, 2015

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