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Shellshock

1996 · DOS · Sega Saturn · PlayStation · Shooter · Simulator

70IGDB player score
1 ratings

About this game

Having served in combat for the United States, Da Wardenz are out for one thing -- justice. This anti-terrorist tank force was conceived after an ill-fated campaign at Mostvia Vatska in 1994. Coming under heavy fire, the troops sent a distress signal to the U.S. Intelligence requesting immediate backup. The government turned their backs on the Special Forces unit by making them expendable and refusing to send in backup. As a result, five men survived; those five men formed Da Wardenz. Here's where you come into play. Assuming the role of a rookie commando, your mission is simple: prove yourself to Da Wardenz by destroying terrorist forces and rectifying global corruption. Easy, huh? That's not all -- you'll be in command of an M-13 Predator battle tank; this thing can mow down forests and calm any terrorist dispute. Along the way, you can upgrade your tank in armaments and shielding. Shellshock is broken into two parts: The Pen and actual mission objectives. As Da Wardenz headquarters, The Pen has all sorts of locations including the main hangar, basketball court, simulation room, workshop area, briefing area, and various lockers. Before a mission, you'll want to explore the headquarters and interact with each member of the team; you may learn something. When you're ready to kick some terrorist butt, you'll simply walk to the tank area and hop in!

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Game facts

Release date

Feb 1, 1996

Developer

Core Design

Publisher

CentreGold, Core Design, Eidos Interactive, Electronic Arts Victor

Platforms

DOS, Sega Saturn, PlayStation

Genres

Shooter, Simulator

Themes

Action, Warfare

Game modes

Single player, Multiplayer

Perspective

First person

Critic score

70 / 100 (1 reviews)

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