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Salvation Announced; Features Christ, Cloned Angels and More

March 12th, 2008
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Ukraine-based development studio Black Wing Foundation has announced Salvation, a Source powered third-person shooter that is in the works for PC and Xbox 360 for release next year. Featuring the most ludicrously worded press release ever, the game features genetic replicas of the Christ and the Antichrist, cloned Angels and servers linked with God. I simply quote:

Year 2026. The World government resorted to stem cells and gene engineering to stage the Judgment Day. They created genetic replications of Christ and Antichrist and destroyed them right away in the course of events to set forth severe fundamentalism on Earth, propped by the idea of communicating with God via machines as well as by the army of cloned creatures, called Angels…

Every single step of mankind is controlled by the will of a handful technocrats looking after several super-servers “linked-up to heaven”, so as to make any their decision the only and right one. The population is kept in constant stasis, technologies are forbidden, each and everyone has to “repent” once a week, putting it in a more plain text “repent” means a weekly brain-scan. For any wrong thoughts they find they may execute or send to Hell – cybernetic virtual environment system that makes a man suffer immensely. In year 2026, the dissidents, profoundly individual people across the globe set up scattered resistance teams and try to topple the regime. They wage invisible wars, but the strengths are far from being equal…

The game will let players take on the role of three characters – Narumi Amano, a genetically modified assassin; Sergei Thor, captain of east European resistance cell; and Alexander Geist, a psi-powered smuggler. Expect yourself to be saved during Q2 2009.

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