Mercury
Mercury is postmodern sci-fi first-person shooter set in the year 2052 where you take the role of a Mercury agent of the Special Operations Command Center undergoing tremendous missions in an effort to stop the development of a super weapon by the Soviets.
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Released
11 May 2023
3 years ago
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Overview
Summary
Mercury is postmodern sci-fi first-person shooter set in the year 2052 where you take the role of a Mercury agent of the Special Operations Command Center undergoing tremendous missions in an effort to stop the development of a super weapon by the Soviets.
Description
About This Game
The year is 2052. The world teeters on the brink of World War 3, the Soviet super powers have set in motion the development of a super weapon. Captain Edward Winters, a Mercury Agent of the Special Operations Command Center is tasked with finding this weapon and preventing it from being used.
What to expect?
- Driven by a narrative packed with action and a different experience in every mission.
- Different & unique atmosphere and environments
- Some open area levels
- Challenging Enemies
- A handcrafted and detailed world.
- A variety of different weapons even including some hidden weapons
Mercury is a postmodernism sci-fi First Person Shooter, and first major project by Indie game developer Atomic Isotope Studios. The narrative behind this game is merely a star in a broader universe.
For trouble, consider the guide here:
https://www.atomicisotopestudios.com/mercury
What to expect?
- Driven by a narrative packed with action and a different experience in every mission.
- Different & unique atmosphere and environments
- Some open area levels
- Challenging Enemies
- A handcrafted and detailed world.
- A variety of different weapons even including some hidden weapons
Mercury is a postmodernism sci-fi First Person Shooter, and first major project by Indie game developer Atomic Isotope Studios. The narrative behind this game is merely a star in a broader universe.
For trouble, consider the guide here:
https://www.atomicisotopestudios.com/mercury
