Shogo: Mobile Armor Division

Release Date: October 24, 1998

Action, FPP, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet, LAN

77%

Steam

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Play as Sanjuro Makabe, a UCA soldier sent on a dangerous mission to defeat Gabriel, the rebel leader on Cronus. Kill many enemies and complete your task.

Mobile Combat Armor

Choose from four ultra powerful transforming Mobile Combat Armor suits, each with its own advantages and strengths. Find tons of powerups and enhancements to improve your MCA's performance.

Multiple Play Modes

In addition to piloting your MCA through deadly outdoor, underground, and city missions, you will be able to dock in certain areas and strike out on foot to complete objectives. There may even be a surprise or two in store...

Cutting Edge 3D with LithTech

Shogo: Mobile Armor Division uses Monolith�s LithTech - one of the most advanced next-generation 3D engines in gaming. LithTech supports:

* hierarchical key-framed animation (with interpolation), rigid envelopes and shape deformation, and motion captured animation

* colored lighting effects, dynamic lighting, light mapping, and translucency and transparency for water and glass effects

* large scale particle systems

* custom textures for models

* real-time shadows

* Server-based multiplayer games

Devastating Arsenals

With separate arsenals for MCA and on-foot modes, you can wield over 20 incredibly powerful weapons.

Friends and Foes

Face more than 20 enemies who want to survive as badly as you do. State-based AI and custom scripting force you to think before you act. Fortunately, you will have some help from your friends. Allied AIs may back you up or require your protection in certain missions.

Immersive Gameplay

A gripping story, characters you will grow to love or hate, and goal-oriented level design pull you into the experience and present you with a truly cinematic experience.

Multiplayer Mayhem

Take on your friends via modem, network, and internet play!

Awesome Audio

* Original soundtrack that takes full advantage of Microsoft's Interactive Music Architecture (IMA) for music that reacts to situations and the environment.

* Bone-rattling sound effects make weapons fun to use and enemies a pleasure to kill.

* Different surface types mean footsteps and ricochets sound like they're supposed to.

* Rich ambient sounds bring the world to life.

Last updated on August 14, 2015

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