Binary Domain

I recently discovered the hidden gem that is "Binary Domain". Developed by SEGA, this third person shooter is looking to have a lot of promise! The demo for BD will be released on the PSN on February 14, 2012, and on Xbox Live on February 15, 2012. I for one will not be missing out on this opportunity to expand my gaming library. I wasn't planning on buying any games until "Ghost Recon: Future Soldier", and "Max Payne 3", but now I'm thinking otherwise. After watching this awesome trailer for the multiplayer, I couldn't help but giggle about the unique twist it's putting into third person shooters.

The story of the game is heavily focused on trust, as it plays a part in story mode on how the squad views the player via the "Consequence System", which shapes their opinion on their leader based on how the player performs and treats fellow team members in the game. This affects both the story line and the gameplay, where the characters behave differently depending on trust levels. The player can also talk to the characters using a headset, with the game's AI being able to recognize six different languages, including English and Japanese. BD's main plot is going to take place in Tokyo's 2080 future and follows Dan Marshall his squad of teammates from an elite international task force.

I had to share this on Gaming Cuisine because I felt this game has been under marketed, and deserves to be out there for people to taste test. As I stated before, I will most definitely be downloading the demo to see if it will prove worthy of my game library. I will release my review of the demo next week, so be sure to tune in if you aren't willing to dabble with the demo yourself! Binary Domain will be released in the US on the PS3 and the Xbox 360 on February 28, 2012.

Until next time, keep on gamin' on!