Martian Gothic: Unification

"Martian Gothic : Unification is one of the numerous titles which came out at the end of the PlayStation lifespan."

Creative Reality·Take-Two Interactive·Buka Entertainment·TalonSoft· May 4, 2000· Main Game

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Martian Gothic : Unification is one of the numerous titles which came out at the end of the PlayStation lifespan. At first glance, it looks like a typical Resident Evil rip-off with a futuristic paint, a disturbing cover and bad voice-acting. Of course, the game ended up selling very poorly. But it's so much more than that. Incidentally, it is also Creative Reality's last game. Sharing the same team and the same writer than Dreamweb, it comes as no surprise that the game heavily relies on writing and puzzles. This reliance (and a few more things) makes Martian Gothic: Unification a title to look back at.

Released 4 May 2000 for PC (Microsoft Windows) and PlayStation by Creative Reality, published by Take-Two Interactive and Buka Entertainment. Rated M by ESRB, 16 by USK.

Story

Your three-member team descends upon the derelict Vita base located on Mars, quickly realizing the ancient nightmare that awaits. The investigation becomes a battle to stay alive as the team uncovers the mystery of Vita base, until finally confronting the appalling secret hidden deep underground, a secret older than humanity itself...