Fade to Black

Genre:

Action

Year:

1995

Developer:

Delphine Software International

Publisher:

Electronic Arts

Perspective:

3rd-person

Theme:

Puzzle elements, Sci-Fi / Futuristic, Shooter, 3D action, Cyberpunk

Releases:

DOS (1995)

Also known as:

Flashback 3D, Crossfire, Project Morphs

You will certainly remember the games Flashback or Another World, in which many of us spent days and nights with unsolvable plots. Imagine these games again, just add another dimension, soften the graphics, add smooth animations of characters and objects, and you get Fade to Black. The story of the game is not very original, as is already a bad habit in many games. The year is 2190, the solar system is ruled by the Morph race (their name is derived from their ability to transform). Our old acquaintance Conrad B. Hart travels through space when his spaceship is captured by the evil Morphs, but with the help of the rebels he manages to escape. Of course, you play as the main character in nice 3D graphics. You watch your hero from a distance from behind, you run, jump, step, or squat. On your way to freedom, you have to overcome a number of missions, including sub-conditions, and you will also meet the well-known typical slimes from Flashback.