Red Faction: Guerilla Announced
by Maarten Goldstein, Feb 20, 2008 2:55am PSTNot exactly a secret after its most recent financial conference call, THQ today officially announced the development of Red Faction: Guerilla.
The third game in the series will be a third-person open-world one, a departure from the first person perspective used in the first two games. Set fifty years after the events of the first Red Faction, Guerilla has you playing as an insurgent fighting against the oppressive Earth Defense Force, destroying everything in your path as you make your way across Mars.
"Red Faction: Guerrilla expands the signature destruction elements of the series and pushes the boundaries of next-gen gaming on a massive, terra-formed Mars where gamers can literally tear down the enemy EDF presence brick by brick," said Mike Kulas, president of Volition, Inc. "With a new 3rd person perspective, a full cover system that allows for guerrilla style tactics and a diverse planet to explore we're excited to revitalize the gripping world of Red Faction for high-definition platforms."
Red Faction: Guerilla will ship for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 during THQ's fiscal year 2009, which runs from April 1, 2008 to March 31, 2009.
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What most people recall from the first part is a weak story. What I remember is one of the funniest games with incredible multiplayer possibilities. There never has been a game were you could create custom-'cheats' (in context, we should rather talk about tweaks) and create endless mazes.
Awesome !
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