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Harvest Moon: Innocent Life
RPG 15 May 2007
Innocent Life is the first title in the Harvest Moon series for the PlayStation Portable portable console. The game in comparison to the previous parts of PSX or GBA has undergone a thorough lifting, because the action has been transferred to the near future. Such a significant change was widely echoed by the farmer's simulator community, as the series used to be based solely on realistic solutions, without introducing a major novelty.
Assassin's Creed: Altair's Chronicles
Action 05 February 2008
Assassin's Creed: Altair's Chronicles is the prequel to the familiar Assassin's Creed game. The player's task is to find a secret object, which allegedly has the power to end the wars plaguing the Holy Land.
Dusk-12
Action 08 November 2007
Classical representative of the species FPS. The action has been set in the future and is extremely dynamic. In addition to the addictive single player mode, the game also offers a well-designed multi-player entertainment system.
Resistance: Fall of Man
Action 17 November 2006
Resistance: Fall of Man is a FPS game created by Insomniac Games studio employees, known primarily for its series of platformers telling the story of Ratchet and Clank's fairy-tale adventures.
Star Wars: Lethal Alliance
Action 05 December 2006
In Star Wars: Lethal Alliance, the main character is the twi'lekanka Rianna Saren, who works as a mercenary. The protagonist is hired by Kyle Qatar to penetrate a warehouse on the planet Coruscant....
Unreal II: The Awakening
Action 04 February 2003
Unreal II brings a continuation to a classic FPS game released in 1998. The second installment was created by Legend Entertainment, and contrary to the spin-offs developed in the meantime (Unreal Tournament) it was created specifically to deliver a single player experience. The player takes on the role of John Dalton - an ex-soldier and a law enforcer, who patrols a distant sector of space aboard a vessel named Atlantis.
Battlecruiser Millennium
Arcade 30 June 2001
Take on the role of commander of a star unit and travel through unknown areas of the cosmos, battles, trade, and above all, survive in this dangerous world.
Cosmic Rift Online
Simulation 18 April 2001
Free space simulator designed for team play on the Internet, allowing you to compete in three game modes with one of thirteen different cosmolots.
Breed
Action 19 March 2004
Commander the cosmic destroyer UCS Darwin, with huge firepower, fighters, ground vehicles and armored infantry, which is the last hope of humanity in the fight against the aggressive Breed race.
Earth 2150: The Moon Project
Strategy 29 October 2000
The Moon Project is a continuation of Earth 2150. United Civilized States and Lunar Corporation compete with each other in a completely new environment - brand new battles, new units, buildings, music and much more. Built-in network gaming capability via EarthNet servers.
Battlezone (1998)
Arcade 20 March 1998
An innovative combination of the strategic RTS game and a typical FPP shooter, in which we have at our disposal the powerful forces of a unit made of bio-metal, a wonderful material for which the battle is taking place.
Starship Troopers: Terran Ascendancy
Strategy 24 October 2000
Starship Troopers: Terran Ascendancy is a real-time strategy developed by Blue Tongue Software. The plot of the game is based on the threads of Robert A. Heinley's novel. The player directs the actions of the title space soldiers who are sent to the mother planet of the Arachnids to destroy the aliens that threaten the Earth. The creators envisaged 20 missions to be carried out using various types of weapons.
Star Trek: Hidden Evil
Adventure 17 November 1999
Star Trek: Hidden Evil is a third-person action adventure game set a few months after the events known from Star Trek: Insurrection.
Dark Horizons: Lore
Action 08 April 2004
Dark Horizons: Lore is a futuristic action tactical game designed mainly for multiplayer games on the Internet. It also includes a single-player campaign, but in fact it acts as a training.
Shadow Vault
Strategy 22 December 2004
Shadow Vault is a turn-based strategy maintained in a classic convention, for which the Mayhem development team is responsible. The story of the game presents an alternative vision of a world in which people living in the 1940s and 1950s are waging war with envoys of the future who want to prevent the destruction of the planet's ecosystem.
Vivisector: Beast Inside
Action 30 September 2005
Vivisector: The Beast's Soul is a science-fiction first person shooter (FPS), whose plot refers to Herbert G. Wells' famous novel "Dr. Moreau's Island". The player takes on the role of a man who, as a result of unforeseen circumstances, lands on the terrifying island of Noble. The game was produced by Action Forms development studio.
UFO: Aftermath
Strategy 03 October 2003
A turn-based real-time strategy game by Altar Interactive, referencing the cult bestseller of the 90s, UFO: Enemy Unknown. The action of UFO: Aftermath takes us to a not so distant future in which human civilization was reduced to a handful of survivors due to an alien invasion. With time, the survivors had organized and began to fight the invaders, and the player’s task is to lead them to victory. Mechanics-wise, the game draws a lot of inspiration from its predecessor.
Knight Rider
Arcade 08 November 2002
Knight Rider is a Davilex studio-produced racing game with elements of adventure, based on the themes of a popular TV series with David Husselhoff in the lead role. The player takes on the role of Michael Knight and, with a technologically advanced car, tries to save the world from various threats.
System Shock 3
Action TBA
The third major installment in a cult series of first-person action-adventure games with RPG elements, whose first two parts were released back in the 1990s. System Shock 3 was developed by OtherSide Entertainment, previously known only for a fantasy RPG, Underworld Ascendant. However, the team also included people who worked on the first System Shock and all sorts of AAA games. The characteristic feature of the series is the skillful combination of an FPS with RPG and adventure elements (i.e.
Pokemon Moon
RPG 18 November 2016
Pokemon Moon is another installment of the popular game series, developed for many years on successive generations of portable Nintendo consoles.
Quake Champions
Action 18 August 2022
Another installment of the legendary series of first-person shooters developed by id Software. The series became very popular mostly thanks to its great and well-balanced multiplayer modes. Quake Champions concentrates on that aspect of the gameplay and lacks a classic campaign mode. Instead, it features dynamic gameplay for many players. The matches are played in a few varied PvP modes.
Rise: Race The Future
Racing 01 November 2018
A racing game taking place in a futuristic world. The players control lightning-fast, cutting-edge vehicles. The title is the first multi-platform project from VD-dev, a seasoned French studio, known for games for Nintendo portable consoles. RISE: Race The Future employs a driving model inspired by the classic Sega Rally series, highly arcade in nature, and focuses on mastering drift techniques.
Dual Universe
Simulation 27 September 2022
An open-world MMORPG set in a science-fiction world. In this vision of the future, the Earth faces a distant, though inevitable end. As a result, humanity must find a new home in a different part of the galaxy. The players assume the roles of colonists that are part of an expedition. Once the character is created, the player is sent to an inhabitable planet. From this moment on, the player is free to shape their career and decide what assignments they take.
Megadimension Neptunia VII
RPG 23 April 2015
The seventh full-fledged installment in a popular, though niche, series of jRPGs whose characters personify the famous Japanese consoles and development studios. The plot was divided into three, non-connected episodes set in the universe of the series. The game features both characters the players are familiar with, and completely new figures.