Binary Domain

Binary Domain is a tactical third-person shooter. The release took place in April 2012, and the development was carried out by a Japanese studio. The squad is divided into fighters with different tasks. The city is shown in rain and fog. Levels include streets and factories. Robot bosses require coordinated action. The plot concerns the nature of machines. Orders can be duplicated with a gesture. Failure of the mission does not interfere with the plot. The evaluation of the battle depends on accuracy. The action takes place in the future, where people are surrounded by robots. A squad of soldiers is tasked with understanding what is happening. The robots fall apart piece by piece and continue to crawl. Side conversations reveal the characters' pasts. The squad communicates via radio. The weapon requires reloading. Experience is spent on skills. Experience is distributed among fighters. The squad covers each other. It takes an evening to complete. The soldiers obey orders and evaluate the commander by his actions. Trust affects the course of the battle. Orders are given on the fly and the team reacts to the tone. Robots can be neutralized with a precise hit. Conversations happen in between fights. Orders are given in the tactical menu. Locations include underground levels. Enemies use heavy weapons. Robots are divided into classes. Robots differ in design and weapons. Contractions require group work. Modifications improve weapons. The team's confidence grows from successful orders. Failure of a task is tolerated calmly. Relationships with the team affect the ending. Dialogues provide a choice of lines. The story is presented in chapters. The levels lead through the city. For those who love fantasy action films, this game is suitable.