Enemies also drop a lot more ammo and health. The suit also automatically marks enemies in your HUD when you zoom in, and reduces bullet spread when firing while zoomed. Because you have a suit of Power Armor, you can survive a lot more hits.

Actionized Sequel: SpecForce is this compared to the original Chrome.

The fan-made HD patch to help the game run on modern systems is highly recommended.Ĭhrome and Chrome: SpecForce provide examples of: The game features massive wide-open outdoor maps, drivable vehicles (including mech walkers), an inventory system, and 'bionic implants' that can be activated for various enhanced combat abilities (visual zoom, decreased bullet spread, increased damage resistance, bullet-time, etc.) It can be thought of as Halo meets Deus Ex.īoth games were available on Steam but got pulled due to licensing issues. The prequel, Chrome: SpecForce takes place during Logan's past as a member of the Space Marine special forces.

Partnering with a drifter/computer hacker named Carrie after his old Space Marine partner Pointer betrays him, Logan embarks on a series of bounty missions in a distant sector of colonized space, eventually being caught up in a power struggle between the Zetrox and Coretech Mega-Corporations over the valuable resource Chrome, a substance that makes terraforming human-habitable planets possible.

John, best known as the voice of Duke Nukem), a space bounty hunter in the distant future. The game focuses on the adventures of Bolt Logan (voiced by Jon St. A prequel, Chrome: SpecForce was released in 2005. It was the first major release by Techland, and the 'Chrome' name, after the game and their arguably first in-house game engine for this game, has been used in all of their major games since then with incremental updates to support new features and genres. Chrome is a 2003 sci-fi First-Person Shooter for the PC developed by Techland, best known for their later releases like Call of Juarez, Dead Island and Dying Light.

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