The Saboteur : Video Game 2009
>> Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Saboteur, a game that was evident from the story about the Nazi invasion of Paris. The SaboteurWorld War II is a game set during currently in development by Pandemic Studios set to be released sometime during the second fiscal quarter of 2009 The Official Saboteur Website was given a revamp in April, 2009 with new information added. More information of The Saboteur will be revealed in the May 2009 issue of UK's PSM3 magazine in which it is a cover story.
In game Saboteur, players will act as Sean Devlin of a mechanical car stuck in the arrest of the Nazi era in Paris in 1940-an.
"Saboteur is an action game about world war II turbulence. We will not implement the rule of the withdrawal, here players can experience some experience as a free people. Throughout the city of Paris will have a life in which players can engage in it" says Josh Resnick , President of Pandemic Studios, through a written explanation is received detikINET, Wednesday (22/7/2009).
Saboteur seems that war is a game world that is not normal, does not play a role as a soldier or a secret agent on duty, but the role of civilians who attempted to attack Nazi mensabotase in Paris.
For gamers who do not wait to play this game, wait a presence in December 2009.
The plot of The Saboteur is an oddity in the realm of World War II games, instead of the stereotypical Allied soldier protagonist, it follows a single man named Sean Devlin, (voiced by Robin Atkin Downes) who ends up fighting the Germans by sabotage, reminiscent of the French Resistance. A cross with a second, shorter bar above the first horizontal one of a normal cross is found in the trailer and website of the game. This is known as the Cross of Lorraine, which represents the FFF, or "Free French Forces" who fought against the Axis powers under Charles de Gaulle.
Feature Game :
Preview Video
Official Site
Pandemic Studio
In game Saboteur, players will act as Sean Devlin of a mechanical car stuck in the arrest of the Nazi era in Paris in 1940-an.
"Saboteur is an action game about world war II turbulence. We will not implement the rule of the withdrawal, here players can experience some experience as a free people. Throughout the city of Paris will have a life in which players can engage in it" says Josh Resnick , President of Pandemic Studios, through a written explanation is received detikINET, Wednesday (22/7/2009).
Saboteur seems that war is a game world that is not normal, does not play a role as a soldier or a secret agent on duty, but the role of civilians who attempted to attack Nazi mensabotase in Paris.
For gamers who do not wait to play this game, wait a presence in December 2009.
The plot of The Saboteur is an oddity in the realm of World War II games, instead of the stereotypical Allied soldier protagonist, it follows a single man named Sean Devlin, (voiced by Robin Atkin Downes) who ends up fighting the Germans by sabotage, reminiscent of the French Resistance. A cross with a second, shorter bar above the first horizontal one of a normal cross is found in the trailer and website of the game. This is known as the Cross of Lorraine, which represents the FFF, or "Free French Forces" who fought against the Axis powers under Charles de Gaulle.
Feature Game :
- Open-World Environment - A scaled down version of Paris as an open world environment.
- The Art of Sabotage – The player must use stealth tactics to remain undetected and gather his mission intel and underground clubs and cabarets. Master a variety of weapons, automobiles, and skills to sabotage enemy operations
- Assassinations – Eliminate targets with stealth attacks, disguise, distractions, and explosives.
- The Will to Fight – The city is split into smaller areas which react and change around you as you free it from Nazi oppression. Freed areas of Paris will go from a almost black and white color pallet to a more vibrant one, as you restore hope to the citizen of said area. It also marks the progression of your game and adds bits of the grandeur of Paris.
Preview Video
Official Site
Pandemic Studio
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