John Corey and Asad Khalil have both lived hard-knock lives.
As revealed in Nelson DeMille's monster bestseller Plum
Island, the gruff, wisecracking NYPD homicide cop Corey
stopped a hail of bullets--but he couldn't stop his wife
from walking out on him.
Asad, raised under Muammar Qaddafi's eye after his dad's
murder, lost his surviving family in the 1986 bombing of
Libya. He's heard the nasty rumors about his mom and the
colonel, but he aims his rage at the infidels. The boy's got
such a gift for terrorism he's earned the nickname "the
Lion," and Boris, his vodka-sozzled, sex-addicted mentor,
knows precisely how to conduct a murder tour of America one
step ahead of the police, the FBI, the CIA, and the ATTF
(Anti-Terrorist Task Force), which combines members of all
three. A pity Boris must die, but hey, he's an infidel too.
Asad pretends to defect, handcuffed to agents aboard a 747
bound for JFK, and he proves to be a worse seatmate than a
siding salesman. Corey and his ATTF colleagues (most
conspicuously the FBI's sexy Kate Mayfield, Corey's match in
badinage and bad-guy busting) strive to halt Asad's
methodical yet unpredictable bloodbath.
The game is exploiting popular recently the topic of space, and the plot suspiciously recalls the film "Gravitation" three years ago: the main character - an astronaut woman after the accident at the space station is absolutely alone and forced to fight for survival using any improvised means. If someone went to this movie in the cinema, then for sure you must remember the sensations from the delightful beauty of what is happening on the screen. ADR1FTcauses similar feelings - even without Oculus Rift everything here is so beautiful that at first you simply admire the surroundings. Take screenshots of space landscapes, flavored with fragments of a destroyed station, you can almost without interruption, without even bothering yourself with the choice of exposure and setting the picture (here each frame is a small masterpiece). (Anna May 10:58am May 20, 2018)
No doubt, with the graphics here, there is little to compare - and it's not just about technology. Designers know their business no worse than the developers of Unreal Engine 4, which was used when creating ADR1FT . The snow-white surfaces of the station's elements, the vast depth of space, the huge Earth, on the night side of which are visible the lights of cities and the bands of the polar lights, mirror drops of water in weightlessness ... The most beautiful game depicting space technologyADR1FT for a long time. (Anna May 10:59am May 20, 2018)
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