In a futuristic America locked in a civil war between the Eastern and Western states, split between those who favour technology or direct genetic engineering, you control Jet Brody, a man with a porn star moniker and a gun called the Entrencher. This weapon can raise or lower the terrain, and by that we mean that it can create a weird-looking bump in certain areas of 'dirt' - limited to areas that the game tells you it can. It does so violently enough to throw any enemies, boxes or explosives on top of it flying upwards, or indeed downwards. Fracture itself works this bizarre gimmick into a reasonably generic third-person shooter using the Unreal Engine 3, and the greatest thing about it is the dedication to the world they've created.
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Review: CVG
Oct 8, 2008, 04:29 PM
