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Ashen (2004 video game)

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Initial release date
  
25 May 2004

Developer
  
Torus Games

Platforms
  
N-Gage, Microsoft Windows

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Publisher
  
Nokia

Genre
  
First-person shooter

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Release date(s)
  
NA: May 25, 2004EU: June 17, 2004

Modes
  
Single-player video game, Multiplayer video game

Similar
  
Torus games, Shooter games

Ashen is a supernatural horror-themed FPS developed exclusively for the N-Gage platform by Torus Games and published by Nokia in 2004.

Contents

Story

When Seven River City is plunged into chaos, stricken by storms and overcome with supernatural phenomena, Stuart Ashen is filled with dread and despair, like most others. Yet Stuart knows more about this catastrophe than most, and as its citizens flee, he must return to Seven River City and work to save it. Somewhere in that half-ruined darkness is his sister, a woman Stuart believes is responsible for this disaster; a woman who warned him this would happen...

Features

  • 3D First Person Shooter made exclusively for the Nokia N-Gage game deck
  • Built to deliver fast-paced gameplay, with terrifying enemy encounters
  • Multiplayer gaming for up to four players with Bluetooth wireless technology
  • 8 single-player maps (can also be used for multiplayer) plus 2 unique multiplayer maps
  • Immersive environments from ruined cityscapes and spectacular cathedrals to an alien world
  • Fight 7 unique and intelligent-behaving enemy types, including wall-climbing enemies
  • Use 9 weapon types - from twin handguns to grenade and rocket launchers
  • Unique ’Ghost Vision’ view mode to detect hidden/invisible enemies
  • Useless tat pickups around every corner

    • Reception

    The game received "mixed" reviews according to the review aggregation website Metacritic.

    References

    Ashen (2004 video game) Wikipedia
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