Martian Gothic: Unification - PS1 Game

You are looking at Play Station One game Martian Gothic: Unification.

In space, no one can hear you scream! And scream you will in this survival horror offering from Take 2 Interactive.

It's the year 2017. The planet Earth sets up a research station, Vita Base, on Mars with the mission to discover if life did exist there. After a discovery there comes one last garbled message: " danger, danger clich approaching... you have opened Pandoras box - all the evils of old Mars have flown out", and a warning, "if you do send a manned mission, warn the crew: Stay Alone, Stay Alive", then nothing. So now its 2018, and your rescue mission to Mars crash lands. When you get to the base, the welcome wagon is made up of zombies and an alien virus that will make you look back fondly on the days of the Black Plague.

You control a team of three: Kenzo, Karne and Matlock. They enter the base from different airlocks and try to discover what happened. The reason for the whole "Stay alone, stay alive" warning is that if your team members come together they end up forming into a disgusting mass of flesh - picture the thing from Leviathan - called a Trimorph. As you proceed though the base you find clues as to what occurred.

Fans of the RESIDENT EVIL series will find many similarities in this survival horror game.

Features:
* A horror tale in a science-fiction setting
* Selective control of 3 specialised characters, forced to operate as remote team members
* Complex, layered plot line delivers unique, nonlinear gameplay, providing added replayability
* Explore diverse locations, ranging from Vita base to the Martian surface and deep beneath Mars
* Script and dialogue written by acclaimed science fiction writer Stephen Marley
* Dark, atmospheric, interactive music score

Publisher: TalonSoft
Developer: Creative Reality
Genre: Adventure
Released: 2000

*Compatible with PS1, PS2, and PS3!

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Comes with just the disc, hence the discounted price.

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