Binary DomainBinary Domain
PlayStation 3 (PS3).
Title rated 4 out of 5 stars, based on 3 ratings(3 ratings)
Video Game, 2010
Current format, Video Game, 2010, PlayStation 3 (PS3)., Available .Video Game, 2010
Current format, Video Game, 2010, PlayStation 3 (PS3)., Available . Offered in 0 more formats"Gameplay in the campaign of Binary Domain is single player and mission-based, but uniquely interactive. Players assume the role of Dan Marshall, the leader of a multinational squad of commandos known as the "Rust Crew." The different characters of the squad each have different skills and personalities which must be exploited. Players are always Dan, but also command all other squad members, communicating with them either through a headset or via their controller. As players progress through the game they build dynamic relationships with AI squadmates based on the overarching cause and effect component of the game known as the Consequence system. Within the Consequence system, the player's competence in command, as well as their demonstrated understanding of their squadmate's skills, and even the way they talk to squadmates determines the amount of trust each has in Dan. Maintaining a high level of trust ensures that commands are followed, whereas a low level of trust can result in the opposite. Players can only take a certain number of AI squadmates into missions, and with some skills being exclusive to certain characters, maintaining relationships is crucial in the fight against the Hallow Children and the player's survival in the field. The Consequence system also affects the way that the campaign of the story plays out, with the use of different characters in different situations influencing events and outcomes."--www.amazon.com
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- San Francisco, Calif. : SEGA of America, [2010], ?2010
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