Darkest of Days
Darkest of Days is a video game that consists of 2 releases
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A KronoteK higher-up know only as "Mother" tells Morris that the organization's founder has gone missing and disturbances have started appearing through history, causing individuals that have played key roles in history to be placed in danger. "Mother" then tasks Morris with helping KronoteK to restore history.
Gameplay
The game includes over 20 weapons both from the original time period of each battle and from the future. The game also contains vehicles although it is not clear in what capacity the player will interact with them.
Battles are large-scale. The engine was designed with the capability to handle 300 enemies in a single battle. Each battle can be fought from either side of the conflict.
The goal of the game is not necessarily to kill everyone you see but to preserve soldiers marked with a blue aura. These soldiers are those who survived the battle and must not be killed to avoid creating a paradox.
If it happens that you kill a character that you were supposed to save, the world freezes and enemy agent come out of portals to kill you.
After you manage to fight of their attack, the world will un-freeze again and you will be able to try rescuing the highlighted person again. Since searching for the one chosen person on a huge battlefield would be an immense pain on your own, the developers provide the main character with a device called "seekers".
These are tiny spheres that would not only find the chosen person for you, but even shock them and carry them back to you. The problem is that you only have a limited amount of seekers and they can also get shot down.
Since having such a huge amount of troops on the field at the same time could risk having them making lots of stupid mistakes, their AI was customized to work in units of 5 people. They will be working with each other, and if the situation gets very bad (AKA everyone in their unit dies), they will probably flee from the battle.
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Quick Look: Darkest of Days
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A first-person shooter in which a soldier from Custer's Last Stand travels through time to save important people in history.
Overview
In Darkest of Days, the player controls Alexander Morris, a soldier fighting in General Custer's army during the Battle of Little Big Horn (also known as Custer's Last Stand) a the beginning of the game. After General Custer is killed and Morris is wounded in battle, suddenly, a man man in futurist armor appers and takes Morris through a strange portal. Morris then awakens in the headquarters of KronoteK, an organization that has managed to develop time travel technology, the same technology that brought you to the future, that they have been developing and researching to protect key people in history.A KronoteK higher-up know only as "Mother" tells Morris that the organization's founder has gone missing and disturbances have started appearing through history, causing individuals that have played key roles in history to be placed in danger. "Mother" then tasks Morris with helping KronoteK to restore history.
Gameplay
The game includes over 20 weapons both from the original time period of each battle and from the future. The game also contains vehicles although it is not clear in what capacity the player will interact with them. 
They never were good at taking cover
The goal of the game is not necessarily to kill everyone you see but to preserve soldiers marked with a blue aura. These soldiers are those who survived the battle and must not be killed to avoid creating a paradox.
If it happens that you kill a character that you were supposed to save, the world freezes and enemy agent come out of portals to kill you.
After you manage to fight of their attack, the world will un-freeze again and you will be able to try rescuing the highlighted person again. Since searching for the one chosen person on a huge battlefield would be an immense pain on your own, the developers provide the main character with a device called "seekers".
These are tiny spheres that would not only find the chosen person for you, but even shock them and carry them back to you. The problem is that you only have a limited amount of seekers and they can also get shot down.
Since having such a huge amount of troops on the field at the same time could risk having them making lots of stupid mistakes, their AI was customized to work in units of 5 people. They will be working with each other, and if the situation gets very bad (AKA everyone in their unit dies), they will probably flee from the battle.
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Sept. 8, 2009
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