Assassin 2015
Assassin 2015 is a 1996 video game developed by BlueSky Software and published by Inscape.
Assassin 2015
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- 1996
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Assassin 2015 is a 1996 video game developed by BlueSky Software and published by Inscape.
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• Title — Assassin 2015 • Developer — BlueSky Software • Publisher — Inscape • Released — 1996 • Platforms — Windows
Gameplay
Gameplay
Jack Butcher, a renegade marine, begins the game having already assassinated Dr. Jacques Arnoud, a scientist needed for the creation of a new combat droid called the Genocide 350. After his identity is discovered, he becomes a prisoner inside MicroKomm headquarters and must fight his way out while pursued by mechanized troops throughout the building. The player moves through the facility using basic first‑person controls—firing, strafing, and moving forward—while optionally activating a self‑aiming crosshair that enables a special weapon once energy has regenerated sec14sec15. Shields automatically replenish after damage, but once depleted, incoming hits reduce health directly. A communications expert contacts the player periodically to warn about traps and provide guidance through the building sec18. Clearing each room triggers a short cut‑sequence showing the destruction of the final enemy in that encounter.
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Computer Games Magazine only recommended Assassin 2015 if you find it in a bargain bin for $10.00. GameSpot liked the plot in Assassin 2015 but criticised the gameplay.
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- 1.Assassin 2015. 142. May 1996.
- 2.Smith, Peter. Assassin 2015. Computer Games Magazine.
- 3.Mooney, Shane. Assassin 2015. Gamecenter.
- 4.Soete, Tim. Assassin 2015. GameSpot. October 10, 1996.
- 5.Novicki, Joseph. Assassin 2015. PC Gamer. January 1997.
- 6.Assassin 2015. PC Player. 132. December 1996.
- 7.Assassin 2015. 74. December 1996.
- 8.Assassin 2015. PC Spiel. 46. December 1996.
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