AUTHOR: EA / Rage RELEASE: 1997 TYP: 3D-Action SPIELER: 1 LEVEL: 50 SPRACHE: EN + GER + ES + SE + FR WERT: 25€
Eines der fesselndsten Shoot`em-Ups des Universums! Sie wurden durch das dunkle Universum zu einer außerirdischen Art gebracht, für die Sie kämpfen sollen, und werden eins mit Ihrem Raumschiff. Aber Sie werden keine Zeit haben, die Aussicht zu genießen. Denn Mission für Mission werden die Angriffswellen der gegnerischen Raumschiffe heranrollen. Und dann können Sie nur noch Geschwindigkeit und Geschicklichkeit vor einem frühen Ende bewahren. Unglaubliche Lichteffekte mit Reflexionen und Lichtquellen in Echtzeit! Verwenden Sie diverse Kampftechniken, um Ihre Missionen abzuschließen! 50 Ein-Spieler-Missionen! Steuern Sie zahlreiche Schiffe, unter anderem Angriffsjäger, Verteidigungssatelliten und Bomber! Erledigen Sie Ihre Gegner mit 14 verschiedenen Waffen!
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Space Sims are not very common games nor are they popular. Darklight Conflict is a space sim released for the Playstation and Saturn. The storyline is what you'd expect from sci-fi game. A human was apparently taking down some jet fighters on earth, when suddenly he is transported in a distant far away area of the galaxy. There is a huge war involving aliens. The alien groups include the Reptons and the Ovons. You, as the human, joined forces with the Reptons and are suppose to do mission objectives that they assign. When you first start out Darklight Conflict, you are given 9 training levels to get you pumped up for tasks in real levels. The training levels show you how to enter in hyperspace units, shoot enemies down with many different types of weapons, and how to do move elements from one place to another. After you complete all the training missions, you're out to do the mission objectives that the Reptons order you to. You have to, however, get used to the control layout throughout the game. DC also happens to be a very difficult game, making most of the missions more frustrating then enjoyable. This flaw can really infect people's enjoyment in this game, because the gameplay concept is interesting and cool. […] Another issue with Darklight Conflict is that there's no save system. That's right; instead you have to type in passwords to go to the level you last left off. Both systems have a save option for most of their games, but not here. Also, if you die in DC, (and you can easily considering the game's difficult missions) you have to start the entire game all over unless you pause and press restart. Darklight Conflict has over 50 levels (including the training levels). So with no save system and an automatic restart of the game if you die, this game feels like an old-school arcade game. So while Darklight Conflict's gameplay, graphics and variety of other stuff is impressive, the lack of saving features and the hard missions prevent the enjoyment this title could've had… www.gamespot.com
