Temporal Displacement
Game revolves around James Carson, formerly Agent 9 of the Temporal Security Agency, John Blackwell, a soldier/security guard, and Sara Hawk, a military scientist. The agency was supposed to keep criminals from time travelling after the invention of the Time Jump Module. But in 2389 war breaks out and spans across the universe. World leaders go into history and bring back war heroes to fight for their country. The war ends in 2477, but leaves all known planets desolate and cold. The survivors on any certain planet build facilities to keep them warm, generate oxygen, generate electricity, keep prisoners, and replicate food. James Carson and Sara Hawk meet each other as P.O.W.s and become friends. John Blackwell is their security guard. He is a former soldier and makes friends with the two other main characters. John Blackwell learns that there is still tension on his home planet and that his family has been taken hostage, so he breaks James Carson and Sara Hawk out and head for his home planet. After Blackwell's family is safe, other things occur, which lead to terrorist battles, shoot outs, sting operations, etc. But the main focus will be fairly early in the game, when the 3 learn that there is an un inhabited planet that is not barren and was untouched by war. There is a race to find this planet and claim it before anyone else. But the player(s) must work their way through enemy facilities, mining facilities, training facilities, (ground combat) dogfights in space, fights in jet packs, and anti-gravity space fights (air and space combat) and even scuba diving missions. Plus, it should revolve around time travel as well. The 3 having to travel through time in order to complete a tasks.
1 player story mode: 1 player goes through the story with or without
the other 2 characters. The other 2 will be played by the computer (if
desired).
2 player story mode: 2 players go through the story with or with out the
3rd character. The 3 is played by computer (if desired).
3 player story mode: 3 players go through the story cooperating in some
parts and splitting up in others, some levels, 1 or 2 players play while
the other(s) wait to play their portion of the level. Sometimes there
will be levels where it is required that the characters fly a space craft.
One will fly while the other 2 man the guns, etc.
1 player combat mode: 1 player hunts down a desired amount of AI targets
in a selected arena.
2 player combat mode: 2 players hunt each other down or a desired number
of AI targets in a selected arena.
3 player combat mode: 3 players hunt each other down or a desired number
of AI targets in a selected arena.
Creation Mode: Arenas may be designed or altered, weapons may be designed
or altered, players may be designed or altered, but only Combat mode or
Team Combat mode. These creations or alterations may be saved to memory
card.
1 player team combat mode: 1 player teams up with up to 10 AI partners,
and fights against a desired number of AI targets in a selected arena.
2 player team combat mode: 2 players team up with each other or against
each other with AI partners on their side. With a desired number of AI
targets if players are working together, in a selected arena. If players
are against each other, both may have up to 5 AI partners and fight each
other and each others partners in a selected arena.
3 player team combat mode: 3 players can team up together with 7 AI partners
on their side against a selected number of AI targets, or 2 can play against
each other with the 3rd one as one of the 2 players' partner with up to
3 additional AI partners, or all 3 can be against each other with up to
3 AI partners to each player, all within a selected arena.
Game stats: Up to 3 players. Multi-port compatable. Analog compatable.
Vibration function compatable.
And of course various cheats.
Designed for the Sony PlayStation 1 or 2.
Temporal Displacement - a time travel game
Name
Trench
With all the different choices you present
here, this game could be played over and over again. Many games tend to
be funny just once, never to be played again after you finnish last level.
Both good oneplayer and mulitplayer levels are something I think a lot
of games lack. Giving the game so many game options, make this both a
"party" and a "Sunday afternoon" game.
The name of the game I leave up to you,- to me "Temporal Displacement"
sounds just as good as ennything else. Maybe one of your readers has a
suggestion?
Idea Reviewer:
-Anders Skrede-
