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About This Game The year is 2026 and the world is ruled from the shadows by the power-hungry Nogari Corporation, the creators of a powerful new energy source called 'Ambrosia'. Unknown to the world's population, Ambrosia is the product of research conducted on a mysterious meteorite fragment in Nogari's possession; something which they will do anything to protect. Only one organisation dares to defy and challenge Nogari Corporation: The Tarn Initiative - an anonymous group of anti-corporate saboteurs intent on revealing the truth behind Ambrosia and breaking Nogari's iron grip on the world. "Scourge: Outbreak" puts you in the boots of Echo Squad, an elite group of mercenaries hired by The Tarn Initiative to deal a decisive blow against Nogari. While other Tarn Squads have been tasked with diversionary attacks, Echo's objective is the most important: First, to locate and rescue Dr Reisbeck, Tarn's double-agent inside Nogari; Second, to recover a piece of the meteorite fragment being kept deep within Nogari's laboratories. Utilize a devastating array of weapons and special abilities to crush everything that stands in your way, as you fight to discover the sinister truth behind Nogari's "Ambrosia" fuel technology. Features a Co-op enabled Campaign for up to 4 Players, with full jump-in/jump-out support for easily joining sessions in progress. Experience flashbacks that only YOUR character sees, and figure out how they fit together with what your friends see! All XP and Gameplay Perks earned in the Campaign stay with you in the 8-Player Multiplayer modes, where Scourge: Outbreak's fast-paced style of Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch and Capture-The-Flag rewards quick reflexes, itchy trigger fingers and constant movement! 5 death-filled multiplayer maps await you, offering the chance to continue the carnage between Echo Squad and Nogari Security Forces as they fight for supremacy of Nogari Island! 7aa9394dea Title: Scourge: OutbreakGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:Tragnarion StudiosPublisher:Bitbox S.L.Release Date: 2 Apr, 2014 Scourge: Outbreak Free Download [crack] scourge outbreak pc. scourge outbreak repack. scourge outbreak indir. scourge outbreak characters. scourge outbreak wallpaper. scourge outbreak save problem. scourge outbreak gameplay. scourge outbreak pc game. scourge outbreak pc trainer. scourge outbreak pc game download. scourge outbreak ps3. scourge outbreak walkthrough. scourge outbreak wallpaper. scourge outbreak requisitos pc. scourge outbreak. scourge outbreak save. scourge outbreak patch fr. scourge outbreak save game. scourge outbreak pc download. scourge outbreak multiplayer. scourge outbreak save problem. scourge outbreak cheats For the budget price the game sells itself for ($8), Scourge: Outbreak is a very solid shooter with plenty of content that you'd expect in budget $20 titles. The campaign's straightforward, but the moot voice acting and somewhat interesting backstory of Amp and Shade keeps it fresh enough. MP's straightforward as well. Gameplay's very solid, and unlike most shooters this one gets the traversal aspect down pretty well. Commanding squads in SP seems to be my only gripe, as your team seems to take minutes to kill off enemies when you could just dominate the map head on (this is even on Nightmare Difficulty.) I applaud the devs for their second attempt at reinvigorating the game with this release, and for the budget price, it's definitely worth your time. Play with friends!. This is a pretty good Third Person Shooter with full story co-op and AI temates that are often more effective than human players. It plays a lot like Gears of War crossed with Mass Effect Muliplayer and features a very good drop in drop out coop mode which has plenty of checkpoints to minimize frustration. A bit lacking in polish but very advanced and ambitious for an indie game. Feels like a steal considering the price.A couple of weak points are the "magic" system which doesn't really seem to work though you can get through the game without using it and the fact that the ammo crates aren't universal so you will constantly find yourself dropping weapons so that you can pick up one which is compatible with the local ammunition boxes. This was probably added for realism but it is annoying and doesn't add anything good to the game.Another weak point is the fact that the game directs you to use grenades on the first armored helicoptor but later in the game, you face a second armored helicoptor which has exactly the same design but is impervious to grenades (you can only kill this one by going upstairs and grabbing the special heavy weapon which will enable you to shoot it down though the game doesn't tell you this and even gives you a box of useless grenades as if trying to trick you into rage-quitting.)Other than that though, it is mostly a good game. Be warned however, the ending is a cliffhanger. This game was obviously intended to have a sequel which was never made. I hope they make a sequel someday but I wouldn't bet money on it.. Scourge: Outbreak is a headache-inducing third-person co-op shooter designed for four players. The game features terrible gun-play, poorly implemented powers, terrible game-play mechanics, bad voice acting, and strange level designs.Being a shooter, the game revolves heavily around gun play, its a shame than that this game falls short on pretty much every aspect of the gun play. The game has plenty of guns to offer, but due to every enemy essentially being a bullet sponge, including the very first grunts of the game, most weapons are either useless or only useful in set situations. Limiting players to only two guns at a time discourages experimentation since the risk of doing so is punished by encountering bullet-sponge enemies. Shotguns have an astoundingly short range and snipers cannot kill anything in one hit by the time you get them which makes the shotgun highly situational and the sniper essentially useless. Grenades have no throwing arc and the result is guess work when trying to hit specific targets at any distance, a tedious affair when grenades are required to kill something. One of the essential parts of being a shooter, the placing of bullets into enemies, is one of this game's weakest attributes.The powers that the four main characters receive in the game end up feeling more than a little disappointing when you get them, primarily due to an antagonist's teleportation powers being the teaser to your personal powers. Each person is supposed to end up with different powers, according to the voice over, but what ends up happening is that each character has different versions of ground blast and shield. Ground blast is only useful near enemies, with the exception of Amp who can somehow throw her blasts like magic grenades, and shield is fantastic since it lets you not die when reviving allies that will inevitable fall due to lack of cover or the AI running into the open. All of this is only possible if you have enough Ambrosia, which you only get from green barrels of goo that explode if shot, meaning you could end up without a source of energy and as a result, no powers. Overall the powers are neat in concept, but you likely wouldn't miss them if they were removed.The mechanics and concepts in the game show that inspiration has been taken from several shooters, most notably the cover system taken straight from Gears of War. A problem that arises from this is the implementation of most of these ideas are done terribly or simply aren't designed well. The cover system doesn't work well if you don't include the cover to go with it, or the ability to use your guns properly from cover. The result is that most enemies behave in such a way that locking to cover is detrimental to the game-play experience and likely to get you killed unless there is no way to be flanked. Worse is the alien enemies that have to melee you to hurt you, making cover a dangerous affair. It is strange then that the aliens are introduced in a cramped corridor with nearly infinite amounts until you kill the lead aliens. For a single player this section is virtually impassable as the AI can't cope with the amount of enemies and reviving the player at the same time. The strangest part of the introductory area of the aliens belongs to the end of it, where you have to defend against a rush of them while a door is on a timer to open. During the defense there are defenses on the wall helping you hold them off, giving you time to fight the aliens without getting swarmed while still feeling as if you will. These strange decisions continue to appear in later stages, such as a boss you can't kill unless you remove barrels of Ambrosia that are healing him after a certain damage threshold. Those are the very same barrels used to regenerate your own powers so by destroying them, you lose your powers shortly after receiving them. Another boss requires you to throw grenades at specific parts from a distance, which is immensely tedious without a throwing arc and should not have been included without a useful launcher of some kind. The game could have benefited greatly with fewer but more focused mechanics, but opted for more is greater.The voice acting in Scourge: Outbreak is not so much terrible as it is inconsistent, such as the lead character having an accent constantly change from sentence to sentence and occasionally in the middle of speaking. It sounds like they had multiple voice actors and forgot to decide on a specific actor. Other examples are lines delivered from antagonist's that often sound unrehearsed or as if the reader is perplexed by the writing. The result is an inconsistent delivery of vocal work that ends up jarring and pulls you out of the games world.The level designs used in this game seemed to vary between corridors and big open rooms, with corridors taking the stage the majority of the time. One area of the game has you wait in a corridor while the game scans the protagonists, the door than opens to another corridor that leads to a cut-scene. Corridors leading into corridors appears to be their way of slowing the pace down after combat; it's a poor method since there is no sense of progression, just going from fight to fight. Some sections have what appears to be water slowing you down, though as it is walked through, it moves away from the player as if jumping in a gelatinous substance. Having the character slow down in water is unnecessary, especially in rooms that have nothing in them which is always the case. Sadly most levels are poorly designed, either with too much cover, making it detrimental in the search of enemies, or too little cover, making it hard to survive the enemy's onslaught.This game is not recommended, even on a budget due to many frustrating moments and poor enemy design. The game is pretty much unplayable alone and renders you powerless when in a group since there is a lack of Ambrosia. I recommend not buying this game at any price.. Outbreak is a huge improvement over the original Scourge Episodes and, for the price, is a bit of solid TPS action. You can't easily get Gears of War on PC so this is the next best thing.Problem is, it still has a long way to go. Guns feel weak because enemies are Gears style bullet sponges and guns have Gears style spray patterns, and some of this feels Gears-style just because that's what the devs loved and wanted to emulate. The shotgun may as well be a confetti cannon. I can see where this might be fun in co-op, and it's not especially bad otherwise, but it just does not excite me. For $7 worth of Unreal Engine shooting, you can have a good time, but I have so much trouble picking this over other decent TPSes.All that said, I DO commend this game for not wasting your time. Precious little of it is scripted. It is quick to funnel you from room to room and give you loads of things to shoot. Very few other Gears-style shooters really have this focus, instead throwing QTEs and cutscenes and slow-walking segments at you and too much other boring crap.It is not quite fun enough for me to recommend, sadly, but it is still good enough that it is worth playing if you come across it or crave some co-op TPS action.. Disclaimer: Updated with more information based on co-op.Seemingly infinite spawning enemies coupled together with dumb AI make this Gears of War style game boring and tedious to play. I've had instances of AI companions trying to heal me by running in front of an enemy turret. Enemies are made to soak up bullets making for unsatisfying gunplay and have the added bonus of infinite grenade spam. Pouring thirty rounds into an enemy only to see it jump and incapacitate my character left me unimpressed. In some cases I could fire 200 rounds into an enemy and not kill it. Possibly, that specific enemy is headshot only. This game also has weird balance issues and a lot of jankiness to it. Some of it looks genuinely hilarious like vaulting over cover or the sprinting animation. The balance issues are more frustrating though. The AI has the benefit of having infinite or some regenerating Ambrosia (the stuff for your powers) while players need to stand next to barrels of the liquid. Those barrels can be destroyed, deliberately or on accident which is less than ideal and also less fun.There was also this one fight with a second plane where you had to stick grenades to it, but the lack of grenade arcs makes the it frustrating; my friend and I spent a good fifteen minutes just lobbing sticky grenades and sometimes they would make it. I can't recommend this game for a single player experience. Maybe try the Resident Evils, Just Cause 2, Hitman: Blood Money, Tomb Raider 2013, Sleeping Dogs, the GTAs, or Saints Row IV for a third-person experience. I suppose you could look into Spec Ops: The Line, Binary Domain (some rough boss fights), Inversion (no co-op, possibly bad), or even Dizzel (f2p Early Access multiplayer game) for that more GoW feel.Otherwise, have friends for Scourge. Do not rely solely on this game's AI. I tried it single player and my team mate's behavior is a constant crap shoot. I highly recommend bringing in at least one friend if you going to play this game. That way, the AI can go around using their infinite ammo and powers while you two actually complete goals. Play with a human, please.Here's a screenshot of my friend walking through water: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=353134313