Your characters also talk (a nice effect) and, although subtitles are an option, the game is best played without them. The graphics are well detailed and make you feel like you're part of the story.įrom the station's glowing, dark interior to the orange-red surface of Mars, the game has very beautiful scenery. It is a very common theme and, although the storyline is well written, it's not unpredictable with its many common science fiction themes. The story was written by acclaimed science fiction writer Stephen Marley. Martian Gothic: Unification reminds me of suspense and horror films in which a small manned inspection crew discovers hundreds dead on a ship or space station. The culmination of the game is the discovery of something older than humanity itself. Once you've discovered the clues you need from inside the station and gathered the equipment you'll require, the mystery leads to the apparently barren surface of Mars and then deep beneath its surface. You'll inspect not only the station but explore the surface of Mars as well. It's a very good idea structure-wise also, the introductory storyline makes it clear the former station crew implored your crew to stay separated in order to survive. This allows you to see the game from three different perspectives and inspect the station from three different areas at the same time. Martian Gothic: Unification, a space adventure with many mysteries and a complex storyline, will pull you into the plot and frighten you, much to your delight.Īt the start of the game, you play all three characters, one at a time, and can switch between them during the game at any point. "Stay alone, stay alive." These are the mysterious words left by the derelict Vita base on the planet Mars.
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