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News / Raven Squad to meld RTS and FPS for a CUGE

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Raven Squad to meld RTS and FPS for a CUGE

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Gilad A
on July 6, 2008 July 6, 2008

Wondering what CUGE means? Why, it’s the rarely used acronym for completely unique gaming experience, which is what publisher SouthPeak is telling us Atomic Motion’s Raven Squad: Operation Hidden Dagger is going to be. In case you missed the screens we put up a few days ago (or just click the new Image Galleries button above, it won’t bite), the game, which is coming out for the 360 and PC this Fall, is going to be a mix between first-person shooter and real-time strategy in which the player will take on the role of a squad of soldiers dropped behind enemy lines in the Amazon.

Players will have eight soldiers to choose between while playing. Each will feature different weapons and abilities much like soldiers in regular RTS games. The difference here is that you’ll be able to freely switch between RTS and FPS gameplay, meaning you’ll be controlling a squad but also taking a much more personal role in their exact actions. Sounds like a compelling idea and with Melanie Mroz, CEO of SouthPeak Games, saying that both areas of the game are going to be of high enough quality to stand on their own, it could indeed lead to a true CUGE.

Open the bio of Gilad A

Gilad had been gaming for years (and we do mean years). Being nearly 40 years old Gilad had managed to play nearly anything from the old Atari 80 consoles to the latest gaming consoles.

Gilad is a technology "freak", always online and always reading and writing news. His real passion (also a kind of toy) is RC 3D Helicopters.

His favorite all times game? Well Siera's king quest's series :-)

Tags Atomic MotionCUGERaven Squad: Operation Hidden DaggerSouthPeak

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