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About This Game Prometheus Corporation is the leader in the generation and distribution of energy to all cities in the world. Due to the ideas and designs of charismatic president Demetrio Watts, the corporation developed new technologies producing higher quantities of energy at a lower cost, granting them near-absolute control of the market. The friendly policies enforced by Prometheus and Demetrio Watts has made citizens confident they will have access to electricity in their houses every day. However, very few of them are aware of what's behind Demetrio Watts' smile or behind the scenes in Prometheus Corporation. Secret plans. Terrible plans. Plans which will take the population by surprise. When they realize what is going on, it will already be too late. A group of rebels are the only ones who know Demetrio and his company's true intentions, and will do everything it takes to bring the truth to light about the person who pretends to be their eternal benefactor. It will not be easy or agreeable, but the danger behind what Prometheus hides within is a threat to all. Stopping Demetrio Watts is in the hands of a group of unknowns. Depends on Arcturus. 1075eedd30 Title: Project RootGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:OPQAMPublisher:Reverb Triple XPRelease Date: 1 May, 2014 Project Root Download Without Key efa project root password. unity project root path. project root configuration file none jenkins. project latin root. project in root folder. gradle root project subprojects. html project root directory. project root vagrant. project root maven. project 3d root. project root markers. labview project root. project root django. root project build.gradle file. root project build.gradle. languageclient project root. openproject mysql root password. project root in eclipse. project failure root cause. core root project houston. root project name gradle. projectile-project-root-files-top-down-recurring. project root directory xcode. gradle android project root. project root folder in java. project root directory java. qmake project root. kaleshwaram project route map. eclipse project as root. root-project github. project 1999 root. project root directory is the workspace directory. project root directory maven. dandelion root project 2017. project root vita. a problem occurred evaluating root project 'android' cordova. root project bitcointalk. webstorm project root. maven root project version. project root matlab. project treble root. project root ps4 trophy guide. javascript project root directory. project root pc torrent. ms project root element is missing. project root element in tosca. project root cause analysis. project root gameplay. project root msbuild. project root list online. project roots have changed. project root quran. project root word. project root golang. project root pycharm. project root vpk. biology project onion root tip. project root c#. project root folder. project root eclipse. project root certs. webpack project root. ruby project root. project root angular. android get project root path. project root meaning. project root element is missing. root project import not in gopath. git_project_root windows. project root directory in android studio. project root in pycharm Project Root has a very good pace. Feels like old school games with an easier difficulty level (still could be hard for today standards) and a very responsive control. I do not agree with the comments about rear shots are not predictable. Just keep playing a while. When you get enough practice you can avoid any bullet. Just 45 minutes of practice when posting this. This is not a hardcore game from my perspective, but it may require some training if you are not shooter veteran. DIFFICULTY SPOILER: Go direct for the objectives to avoid losing unnecessary health.. Why did it have to be bugs?<edit>Bugged. Repetetive. Go play Xevious, far better way to spend your time.</edit>People claim this game is hard, I've yet to run into that. Then again, I've only made it to level 2, which has thus far been impossible due to essential ships flying through walls where they become invincible. Might just be me, might not be. Thrice now I've been unkindly hindered by heavy fighters flying through walls and getting stuck on the wrong side of a barrier. Them pandas... so sad.If you still plan on playing this game, which is not a terrible choice, bring a controller. The support is instant and is by far and away the best control scheme.. Amazing controls - but crappy mission design. Redundant enemies and projectiles from off-screen make this unplayable the way it is now.. Project Root is sort of an open-area arcade shooter that feels like it came from the 90's. I was enticed by what I saw, bought it on sale, and merrily jumped in. 20-ish hours later (which was in Offline Mode and thus not displayed here), I was done waiting for it to become worth my time OR money. It's got a good arcade-y feel to it, the objectives are (most of the time) clearly marked, and the game DOES work as intended. HOWEVER....it is heavily marred, and I shall focus on those details.The English is sloppy. Even one as pedantic as I can forgive the occasional mistake, but this is pre-high-school level, and it grates on me. Some of this is presented in pre- or post-mission cutscenes that alternate between two ugly character stills and an uninteresting story poorly presented through text. The rest of this mess is given by all the text frequently sprawled across the bottom during the action. This is distracting at best, and often meant I had to back away from all combat to catch what was going on before the text rapidly vanished.And the controls....I don't know about keyboard\/mouse, but I played this on a controller, and it was not fun. There is never a need to stop shooting. You should be shooting during the majority of the time. You need to be holding down a button to shoot. These missions are upwards of 20 minutes each. That makes 20 minutes or more of holding down a button more-or-less constantly, which gets uncomfortable, and the ensuing cramps disuaded me from that third mission in a sitting.But what about aside from that, what about the gameplay? Well, there are upgrades! Upgrades that don't necessarily explain what they do. "Elite kit: Rockets" doesn't tell me much. And these felt minor, easily forgettable, and like the points on "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"... didn't really matter. Honestly, the game should've just left out the upgrades altogether.The view feels too zoomed in. If you want to avoid getting shot from off-screen or rushing past an enemy nearly as soon as it appears, you need to keep your eyes OFF of the scenery and on your mini-map. The shooting and the dodging just don't feel GOOD this way.Now, some of you may like the idea of infinitely respawning enemies. Keep the pressure on as you go for the objectives, right? Well even that just feels clumsily done in Project Root. I found one of the spawn points. A ship appearing in air right in front of me, and another instantly appearing right in front of me as its predecessor died in fire. I should not have been able to see that. That aside, the constant enemy spawns are just an aggravating nuisance during the boss fights, which go on too long anyway.This game's graphics and settings are also subpar. It felt a little sluggish on my quite-decent machine, despite not looking the part of a modern game. Reducing the graphics settings yielded a result, and smooth play...but the distant background went from fog to black abyss. A black abyss that sometimes swallowed or spit back out varioius terrain features of this background layer, based on which direction I was facing. There's a difference between giving a game a more basic graphical style, and just poorly-executing your visuals.In short, if you want a budget version of a modern-day imagination of an older-style shoot-em-up that has a very open area, you could probably do worse than Project Root. There's a gulf, however, in between that and a recommendation from me. That gulf is hidden in a glitchy black abyss.. Intense. A lot of fun if you like top down shooters. The 360 degree twist on the old genre is awesome. Oh and your not going to beat this in a couple of hours either. I'm certainly getting my monies worth.. Will not run on GTX 6600 with Asus Z97 and i7. I have no issues running any other game on this machine. Runs fine on my old AMD 5750 with an i5. Highly frustrating. Be careful when purchasing that compatibility is ok.. Computer Spec wise it's very demanding the music is very predictable and a little dull, other than that great game,