Games developed by Advanced Technology Group, The

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Shock Wave

3DO 1994

It's 2019 and the alien invasion is here. In a surprise attack, the aliens decimate Earth's military forces. Humanity's only hope is the surviving Omaha orbital space carrier and its squadron of F-177 pilots. As a young and inexperienced member of the squadron, your job is to drive the aliens off the planet. From the cockpit of your F-177 fighter, you can destroy the attacking aliens in vehicles such as large walkers or fast, small planes. Use your lasers or missiles, but keep an eye on your ammo and fuel and reload them at a supply depot if necessary. The ten missions take you all over the world, from Cairo to Los Angeles to the Congo. Between missions, live-action scenes continue the story.

Shock Wave 2: Beyond the Gate

3DO, Mac 1995

Shock Wave 2: Beyond the Gate is a 3DO game released in 1995 that takes players on an immersive journey through a post-apocalyptic world. Developed by Crystal Dynamics and published by Electronic Arts, this game is the sequel to the original Shock Wave and boasts improved visuals, gameplay, and storytelling. The game is set in a dystopian future where Earth has been ravaged by a series of catastrophic events. The remaining survivors have formed factions, each with their own unique beliefs and agendas. Players take on the role of a mercenary, hired by one of these factions to complete dangerous missions and earn rewards. One of the standout features of Shock Wave 2: Beyond the Gate is its realistic and detailed graphics. The game is set in a fully 3D environment, allowing players to explore the open world freely and soak in the impressive visuals. The character models are also well-crafted, adding to the overall immersion of the game. In terms of gameplay, Shock Wave 2: Beyond the Gate offers a mix of first-person and third-person action. Players can engage in both ranged and melee combat, utilizing a variety of weapons and abilities. The controls are smooth and responsive, making for a satisfying gaming experience. But Shock Wave 2: Beyond the Gate isn't just about fighting enemies and completing missions. The game also offers a deep and engaging storyline, with multiple branching paths and choices that impact the outcome of the game. This adds a layer of replayability as players can go back and make different decisions to experience alternate endings. The sound design in Shock Wave 2: Beyond the Gate is also noteworthy. The game features a hauntingly beautiful soundtrack that sets the tone for the desolate world. The sound effects are also well-done, adding to the intensity of combat and the overall atmosphere of the game. However, like any game, Shock Wave 2: Beyond the Gate has its flaws. The game can be quite challenging at times, with some players finding the difficulty level too high. Additionally, the game has received criticism for its linear gameplay and lack of side quests, which can make it feel repetitive after a while.