Other games hit you with their pseudo philosophy left and right. The story, while undeniably Japanese (but in a good way), is meaningful and deep without even trying.
This game is the lovechild of Blade Runner and Ghost in the Shell with the Matrix sequel we never had as a godfather. I've just had a gaming binge of awesomeness behind me and need to go to bed, so I'll make it quick. I’ll certainly be picking up a copy.Do you know when a game comes out of nowhere and takes its place amongst the top five games you ever played? A game you never heard of before and just bought because some old grumpy guy called it interesting and it was cheap? Unfortunately, much like Vanquish, Sega’s previous attempt to break into the third-person shooter market, Binary Domain seems have gone largely ignored both in Japan and the West. It isn’t perfect – our own Paul Goodman gave it three and a half stars – but it does have a robot with a ridiculous French accent, which buys a lot of affection from me. So we listened and we delivered.” he said.īinary Domain, directed by Toshihiro Nagoishi, of Super Monkey Ball and F-Zero GX fame, is a tightly paced, fun shooter with a quirky sense of humor. “As well as the excitement generated by Binary Domain in the console press we were seeing increasing numbers of players asking for a PC version.
Namely an extra map, two weapons and a set of retro ninja outfits.Īccording to a Sega marketing exec, the impending port is the result of Sega listening to fan feedback. As usual, pre-ordering the game on Steam will net you some swag. There will also be a boxed version you can acquire through traditional means, if you’re so inclined. Binary Domain, the recent third-person shooter from the Sega development team responsible for Yakuza, is coming to PC.Īccording to Steam, the game is due for release on the 6th April and will set you back a paltry $39.99.
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