The Mark

"The Mark is an action first-person shooter with a plot about fanatical terrorists planning the ultimate strike."

T7 Games·Akella·JoWooD Productions Software· December 21, 2006· Main Game

The Mark is an action first-person shooter with a plot about fanatical terrorists planning the ultimate strike. From the son of a Russian millionaire, they have obtained a nuclear warhead, and from Iraq, a carrier rocket. Their target: London, England. Two specialists have been called to stop the madness. For Steve Fletcher, a U.S. Marines elite officer, it is also a personal vendetta – the terrorists have kidnapped his sister. For mercenary Austin Hawke, it is the assignment of his life. Their respective routes through the game are slightly different. The game features 2 single-player campaigns, each with 18 levels in 6 different chapters, with 15 different weapons. In the single-player mode players choose either to play as Fletcher or Hawke, or both simultaneously in the cooperative multiplayer mode. There are also other multiplayer modes, such as Death Match or Map Control and players can create their own multiplayer maps with the included level editor. Screen blur is incorporated for realistic shot effects. Watch out for potential suicide bombings and gunshot ricochets.

Released 21 December 2006 for PC (Microsoft Windows) by T7 Games, published by Akella and JoWooD Productions Software. Rated 16 by PEGI, M by ESRB.

Story

Terrorists stole a nuclear-tipped missile and plan to blast away one of Europe's’ largest city: LONDON! The missiles short range is a problem, but money is not, and the terrorists find an accomplice, Ilya Rakov, son of a Russian billionaire and arms dealer. Aleksandr Rakov. Ilya agrees to supply the terrorists with a ship that will bring the missile within range of London.

He also agrees to hunt down the only two people who are capable of foiling the plot: Steve and Sandy Fletcher. Steve and his sister Sandy are officers in the US Marine Corps. Aleksandr Rakov is horrified by his son‘s plan. Unable to take direct action, he hires the elite mercenary Austin Hawke to protect and assist Fletch…