7th Generation Game - Binary Domain (PS3)
Binary Domain was released on 16th February 2012 and it was developed by the Yakuza Team and Published by Sega. This game is a 3rd person shooter. This game is set in the year 2080 in Tokyo, Japan. It depicts Artificial Intelligence technology. This game can be both played as Single player and Multiplayer. This game also supports voice commands where the player can respond to the questions asked. (Wikipedia, n.d.)This game is affected on how the squad trusts and views the player in the story. The opinions depends on how the player interacts and treats the crew. It affects the game-play and story because the characters will react different due to the trust levels, the conversations also vary due to the trust levels. This game also has multiple endings which too depends on the trust the team members have in the player. (Wikipedia, n.d.)
Story of the game : It was 2080 AD in Toyo where a huge portion of Japan flooded because the of the rise in water levels. The community was built again on the remains of the ruined cities which has been divided into the upper and lower parts. The technology continue to advance regards what has happened and it advanced in this "Dystopian future" which later on leaded to a robot infested area. The Corporation known as Amada broke the Geneva Code , Clause 21 where they created humanoid robots which were programmed to believe that they were humans. They are known as the "Hollow Children" which have infiltrated the human population which blurred the lines between a machine and a person. The player plays as Dan Marshall , who is assisted by the Rust Crew who ware tasked to find Amada no matter the consequences. (Binarydomain.wikia , n.d.)
The most part that I liked about this game is the element of "Artificial Intelligence" , I mostly enjoyed it because I had the option to take certain decisions in game and can choose different squad members to help me in-game. It also had multiple endings, so it made me play this game more than once in hope to achieve different endings. I can say that I enjoyed this game and I would rate it 8/10.
Binarydomain.wikia.com, (n.d.). Binary Domain Wiki. [online] Available at: http://binarydomain.wikia.com/wiki/Binary_Domain_Wiki [Accessed 23 Apr. 2015].
Wikipedia, (n.d.). Binary Domain. [online] Available at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_Domain [Accessed 23 Apr. 2015].