Platform: Microsoft Xbox 360
Release Date: 2012
Players: 1
System Link – N/A
Online: 2-10 multiplayer
What the box says..
THE MACHINE AGE HAS BEGUN
As the lines start to blur between man and machine, you must enter into 2080 Tokyo, fight your way through their robotic defence and find who is creating highly advanced humanoids that are beginning to infiltrate society undetected.
Analyse each enemy type and efficiently dispose of them.
Turn the tide in battle by earning your squad’s trust.
Batlle online in co-op and versus modes with up to 10 players.
What about the game?
Binary Domian is a 3rd person action game, set in the future of 2080, where you command a squad trying to infiltrate a robot corporation in Toyko.
Being that I missed this and hundreds of other games whilst playing the hyped mainstream games, Binary Domain is a game that I’m glad that I got to play later on, in fact 10 years later. It plays like most cover-based 3rd person games and the mechanic of the game makes playing it easy to get into.
The environments are very dark, and dystopian with the rain adding to the futuristic atmosphere of the game, what I noticed right from the outset is that this games squad mechanic is geared around using the mic headset to issue commands, much like Tom Clancy’s End War. I didn’t have access to a mic so I can’t tell you how well it works, what I can tell you is that you’ll get along just fine using the controller for commands.
See how I got on with Binary Domain in my video – coming on the 12th of October 2022
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