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Fishtank Picks Up Chaser
Leo Chan - Wednesday, September 5th, 2001 | 12:02PM (PT)


Cauldron's first-person shooter to be distributed worldwide by Fishtank Interactive

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Fishtank Interactive announced today that they have signed the worldwide publishing rights for the upcoming first-person action game Chaser, and the company plans to ship the game in Fall of 2002. The game, developed by Cauldron Limited, is based on the adventures of a security agent in a futuristic and hostile Mars colony and is built on the "CloakNT" graphics and game development engine. Here's the rest of what to expect, straight from the press release at least:


  • A variety of scenarios with incredibly photo-realistic textures and
    effects created in a full 32 bit-rendering environment.

  • Advanced AI with role-playing control levels.

  • Unusual, fully functioning weapons and devices.

  • Well-balanced, realistic combat.

  • Advanced sound system with echoes, frequency filters and support for 3D
    positional audio such as EAX and A3D

  • Single player mode with context driven events and an engrossing story.

  • Several multiplayer modes with voice chat.

  • Robust, proprietary game and a graphics engine that allows creation of
    highly dynamic worlds.

Source: Blue's News

Section: Adventure (PC)

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