Wetlands
Beautifully animated with a mix of 3D and hand-drawn elements, this atmospheric sci-fi shooter features fast gameplay and a gritty story rich with sci-fi, film noir and cyberpunk overtones.
Released
5 Feb 2021
5 years ago
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67%
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Overview
Summary
Beautifully animated with a mix of 3D and hand-drawn elements, this atmospheric sci-fi shooter features fast gameplay and a gritty story rich with sci-fi, film noir and cyberpunk overtones.
Description
About This Game
The year is 2495 and humans have been forced to live in underwater cities after a nuclear test triggered a catastrophic change in Earth’s weather patterns. Humans have begun to populate the stars, but cities on Earth are overrun with crime, gangs, and terrorists.
The Valarans, a terrorist group fighting an intergalactic war against The Federation, have liberated scientist Phillip Nahj from maximum security prison Alpha 16. The Federation has hired you, John Cole, to track down Nahj and bring him in alive.
Beautifully animated with a mix of 3D and hand-drawn elements, this atmospheric sci-fi shooter features fast gameplay and a gritty story rich with sci-fi, film noir and cyberpunk overtones.
Travel to the Wetlands on a mission to save the galaxy:
© 2020 Ziggurat Interactive, Inc.
The Valarans, a terrorist group fighting an intergalactic war against The Federation, have liberated scientist Phillip Nahj from maximum security prison Alpha 16. The Federation has hired you, John Cole, to track down Nahj and bring him in alive.
Beautifully animated with a mix of 3D and hand-drawn elements, this atmospheric sci-fi shooter features fast gameplay and a gritty story rich with sci-fi, film noir and cyberpunk overtones.
Travel to the Wetlands on a mission to save the galaxy:
- Cinematic action with strong characters and a deep, story-driven plot
- Intense combat in space, underwater, and on foot
- Unique ‘rail shooter’ design focused on fast-paced action
- 20 action-packed levels
© 2020 Ziggurat Interactive, Inc.
