Martian Gothic: Unification

Martian Gothic: Unification

Released2000
Martian Gothic : Unification is one of the numerous titles which came out at the end of the PlayStation lifespan. At first glance, it looks like a typical Resident Evil rip-off with a futuristic paint, a disturbing cover and bad voice-acting. Of course, the game ended up selling very poorly. But it's so much more than that. Incidentally, it is also Creative Reality's last game. Sharing the same team and the same writer than Dreamweb, it comes as no surprise that the game heavily relies on writing and puzzles. This reliance (and a few more things) makes Martian Gothic: Unification a title to look back at.
70Wit Score

Details

DeveloperCreative Reality
PublisherTake-Two Interactive, TalonSoft, Buka Entertainment
ReleasedMay 4, 2000
StatusReleased
GenresPuzzleAdventure
ThemesActionHorrorScience fiction
PlatformsPC (Microsoft Windows) PC (Microsoft Windows)PlayStation PlayStation
ModesSingle player

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Worth Playing70/100

About This Game

A three-member crew descends on the abandoned Vita research base on Mars expecting a routine sweep. What they encounter instead is something ancient and terrible that has been waiting. As each team member fights to stay alive, the investigation becomes a battle against the nightmare within — until the group finally uncovers the appalling secret buried deep beneath the base, a secret older than humanity itself.