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Alpha Black Zero: Intrepid Protocol demo


License Free to try
Requirements Windows 98/Me/2000/XP
Downloads 234 Limitations None
Publisher Playlogic International File Size 527.1M
Date added 05 May 2004 Check your speed

The year is 2366, and the SolGov Federation faces turmoil. Lieutenant Kyle Hardlaw, leader of specialized commando unit Alpha Black Zero, stands accused of multiple illegal assassinations against his own government. In the courtroom on Qahira, a military tribunal asserts Hardlaw killed numerous SolGov officials during a secret mission on a rebellious world. Olympus City, the Qahiran capital, brims with intrigue and suspicion. Hardlaw's work is always dangerous, but what actions led to his trial? Behind the courtroom drama, a series of missions plays out, revealing a sinister story of counter-espionage and treason in an explosive climate.

Alpha Black Zero: Intrepid Protocol is a futuristic, team-based tactical shooter that features expansive outdoor terrains and huge indoor levels, squad-based tactics, advanced AI for team members and enemies, an involving and gripping story line, and fluid, realistic animations for all characters.

This demo gives players access to three levels from the Dark Citadel area of the game.

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