Fracture.

Ah, emmer wann ech Lucasarts liesen, dann gët mer waarem em d’Härz.

Sie brëngen lo mol anscheinend rem e neit Spill raus: Fracture. Gesäit cool aus, mee ech spillen quasi net méi (an cool Adventuren schëngen souwiesou net méi in ze sinn) an hunn en plus weder en XBox 360  nach eng PS3. Mee d’Geschicht ass genau menges:

The setting is the future, circa 2161. We find ourselves in a dried out San Francisco Bay, under the Golden Gate Bridge, in pitched battle between the so-called Atlantic Alliance–a consortium of eastern American states and several European nations–and the Republic of Pacifica, a teaming of western American states and several Asian nations.

In the very late 21st century, scientists at MIT and Harvard created the first genetically engineered humans. They call it “Humanity 2.0.” But within a few years, they came down with diseases. The scientists, in disgrace, left the East Coast and headed west, where they were enthusiastically received.

Over the next few decades, as global warming gets worse and the Earth is plagued with an increasingly horrid series of natural disasters, relations between the eastern states and the western states deteriorates until the formation of the two alliances.

In 2161, the story goes, the United States, led by the eastern alliance, outlaws genetic engineering. But the Pacifica Alliance chafes at the decree and secedes. It is the first challenge to the authority of the United States since the Civil War, and the national government doesn’t take kindly to it. It launches all out war on the Pacificans.

WhatIf-Szenario’en sinn emmer lëschteg. Allerdengs ass Humanity 2.0 net wirklech originell

An Fracture wärt natiirlech och keen LOOM sinn! Déi Zäiten sinn riwwer. Haut mussen et jo emmer 3D-Shooteren sinn …