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Original: To celebrate today's release of Shattered Horizon (PC), developer Futuremark Game Studios has provided us with two copies of the multiplayer shooter.

For a chance to win the zero-g space shooter, simply respond in the comments below. We'll choose two posters at random later tonight, but be forewarned that we'll only count your first post--just so we're clear, multiple posts won't help your chances at all.

But before you click on that big red comment button, make sure to check the system requirements, as this baby isn't compatible with Windows XP... Read more

With the release of its first title mere days away, Futuremark Game Studios has issued more screenshots and footage from its multiplayer PC shooter Shattered Horizon. Though the trailer says it's now available, Shattered Horizon doesn't arrive until Wednesday, November 4. Those who pre-order the download get a discount and early access to the various free level packs coming post-release... Read more

Futuremark's zero-gravity multiplayer first-person shooter Shattered Horizon (PC) will arrive as a digital download on November 4, the company announced today.

The game will be available via Steam or directly from the official site for $19.95 / 19.95 euros / 14.95 pounds, with those that pre-order getting ten percent off.

In addition, Futuremark plans to support the title with "new levels and features" post-release, which will be "free to all players." However, those that pre-order also get the privilege of testing new levels packs "before they become available... Read more

New screenshots and a trailer for Futuremark Games Studio's zero-gravity multiplayer shooter Shattered Horizon show that while giant steps are what you take walking on the Moon, a rocket pack is needed when the satellite's smashed and "survivors on the Moon are forced into conflict with those trapped on the battered International Space Station."

Moonatics unable to wait until Shattered Horizon hits PC this holiday season should enjoy this following trailer, which shows a spot of zero-gravity space rocket pack combat as it truly is--completely silent save for a moody score... Read more

Futuremark Game Studios has seen fit to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing with two new screenshots of its moontastic PC FPS Shattered Horizon.

Shattered Horizon sees lunar colonists in a zero-gravity battle for supplies against those trapped aboard the International Space Station following a cosmic catastrophe.

The subsidiary of benchmarking tool 3DMark creator Futuremark has kept quiet since announcing the space shooter last year and still offers no release date, but those eager to explore the shattered satellite can sign up for a beta set to begin this summer.

3DMark benchmark tool creator Futuremark has announced its first full-fledged PC game, a gravity-free multiplayer first-person shooter known as Shattered Horizon. Pitting astronauts from the International Space Station against Moon miners, the game puts players in a debris-filled arena where they battle for supplies, and thus, survival. According to Futuremark, the title appeals to "everyone who has ever dreamed of going into space."

"In zero gravity the player is set free to play in new ways," explained lead designer Antti Summala. "Complete freedom of movement and unique level design create an experience that is at once familiar to anyone who loves the FPS style and yet strikingly different to any game they've played before."

Though founded by Max Payne developer Remedy Entertainment, Futuremark remained focused on benchmark tools until it formed Futuremark Game Studios early this year.

In the press release, Futuremark re-iterated its previous promise to a game that will run on modest platforms despite using the latest technology. No release date was specified.