
Have you ever wondered what could happen if time travel was a reality? Have you ever thought about the possibility of going back in time to rewrite history for the better? That possibility is a reality in Darkest of Days, where players will travel back and forth through the annals of time to relive some of mankind's most dire hours.
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Have you ever wondered what could happen if time travel was a reality? Have you ever thought about the possibility of going back in time to rewrite history for the better? That possibility is a reality in Darkest of Days, where players will travel back and forth through the annals of time to relive some of mankind's most dire hours.
By fighting through terrible events such as The Battle of Antietam, the bloodiest conflict of the Civil War, and both World War I and II, the player will attempt to save certain key individuals who were never meant to become involved in these truly monstrous events and thereby change human history for the better.
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Someone somewhere, please republish this game! It was apart of my childhood on 360 and I reacquired in 2021 right before the game got delisted. SPOILERS!!!! It had such a unique premise. Time travel through different eras to save certain people that shouldn't be in a certain battle. The general premise of the game is that you are Alexander Morris, a member of the US 7th Cavalry at Little Big Horn. You technically shouldn't have been there, but that doesn't matter. You go to fight alongside General Custer in his last stand and end up being wounded. Before you are killed, you are saved by some guy in futuristic armor who drags you into a portal. When you awake, you are somewhere in the far future. Eventually, Morris becomes an agent and starts to do field work for Kronotech in the American Civil War and the Eastern Front of the First World War. Along the way, you fight Confederates, Germans, and even other enemy agents. You would also occasionally be given modern weapons like a full auto shotgun, an assault rife, or even a handheld artillery piece all to turn the tides in the favor of the historical outcome. There are even a few missions set in early WW2 in Poland where you have to save a Soviet POW from a Concentration camp alongside 2 missions in ancient Pompey. In the Pompey mission, you end up bringing a FLAMETHROWER alongside assault rifles and other weapons to fight Roman Legionaries and opposition Agents. Spoiler for the following. The Opposition ends up being a future version of Kronotech. The whole game was tons of fun, but it also lacked funding. That really shows as well. The graphics are pretty below average. Not god awful, but still well below average. Compare it to other games of its time like Modern Warfare 1, 2, and 3, The Force Unleashed, and Napoleon Total War. But on the other hand, the game can handle so many individual AI soldiers on the battlefield at once, its truly impressive. You do really feel like you're in a battle from WW1 or the American Civil War. All in all, the game should be picked up by a good developer, and given the love it deserved. If you can get the game as a steam key from somewhere or still have a disc drive on your PC and a disc, than do it. The game is gem that has been long forgotten.
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Just finished playing this over on my Youtube channel (link below for anyone interested in seeing a sample of gameplay before buying). The first thing you need to know is that this is very much a low-budget shooter, and it does show - the gameplay can be a little janky at times. However, I still enjoyed Darkest of Days because I definitely got the sense that the devs really put some effort and soul into it. The plot is that your character is rescued from a battlefield by a time-travelling organisation dedicated to protecting the timeline from nefarious forces who would seek to change it. You then enter their service along an agent named Dexter (who pretty much becomes your main in-game companion), travelling to different time periods to try to safeguard certain individuals who are (for reasons only really explained in detail at the end) important. All the while, there's an underlying plot about your employer's founder being missing, and having to find him. The choice of time periods that you go to is somewhat limited - the main two are World War One and the US Civil War. But there are occasional excursions to the American-Indian Wars of the 1870s, World War Two and also ancient Roman Pompeii. The combat mechanics are functional for the most part, and they do get pretty fun - for example, when using some futuristic artillery blaster to hold back a German army in 1915. My personal favourite was the US Civil War levels, where you get to use some period weapons and engage in some nice, dramatic battles. And it does get challenging at times! The storytelling gets a bit clunky right at the end, as it does feel a little like the devs were running out of time and so had to just dump a load of exposition on the player all at once. Fortunately, I still enjoyed the rest of the game enough to warrant a positive rating. But do you want to know what the saddest part of this game is? Dexter never got to go for some good New York pizza. Nor did he ever get to go camping in the dinosaur times. Repost if you cry in every time period in history, or something. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAVxnmptfFY&list=PL05Yc3_TEBpPaVELybmqsJK8mGxQCHppH
Pros Main character is called Alexander (my name) Machine gun go brrrr against the south Good concept Cons Ultrawide is messy FOV is default to 45 Motion blur can't be turned off in settings Console commands needed to fix these Memory leaks plague this game Crashes a lot on the final level. Overall it's a decent game with an interesting concept and is fun.
Excellent jeu et je ne comprends pas que steam arrête de le commercialiser!
Honestly its amazing i really wish there was a sequel this game definitely deserves it. I sincerely recommend this game.
I mean if you can get the game to run its kind of a hidden gem, the civil war musketry battles are really cool and new for its time. Couple things i was disappointed about besides having to try it on 4 different machines before it would work. Theres only 2 time periods, i kind of half expected it to be like 4-5 different time periods like time splitters. The civil war scenes are relatively authentic, but a lot of times in the world war 2 scenes they just run towards you, stop, and fire. Like they would in a civil war setting. it kinda feels like its funding was pulled or something.
Тут можно мочить древних римлян из калаша. 6.5/10
게임이 실행이 안된다. 무슨말이 더 필요함? 평가를 하고 싶어도 시발 겜을 못한다고요.ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 겨우겨우 외국포럼에 가서 왜 이러는지 문제를 찾고 어찌해서 겜은 실행은 됨. 그런데 이번에는 오디오 프로세서가 맛이갔다고 나오면서 겜 사운드가 안들림. 이 지랄을 7시간 가까이 하니까 그냥 드는 생각 내가 왜 이딴 구린 겜 하나 실행해보겠다고 개고생을 하고 있지? 안해.이 시팔련들아 ㅗㅗ
Absolutely love this game. A hidden gem. It reminds me of Time Splitters. This game truly is one of my favorites. The combination of History and Sci-Fi is well done.
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