Game Description

Neuro is a three-dimensional action game that gives the player the feeling of being inside a fictional world in the role of a psionicist who can use his abilities for combat purposes. The story told in this brainchild of the developers “Revolt Games” is a prequel to their other project called “Homeplanet”. The last missions of the single-player campaign develop in parallel with the start of their last game. In order to understand what is happening in this video game, you do not need to be familiar with the twists and turns of the plot of the previous project, because “Neuro” is independent and presents a plot with explanations for a beginner.

At the center of events are two young guys who work for the Bureau of Strategic Research. They experience betrayal by their superiors, terrible experiments that were put on them and other difficulties that forced their friends to change, to become more rude and cruel. The main features of the gameplay are psionic attacks and buffs available to the gamer. There are 5 abilities in total: “Mental Strike”, “Extrasensory Perception”, “Healing”, “Berserk” and “Pyrokinesis”. Combining these skills with shots from guns of different calibers helps to more effectively and efficiently destroy crowds of enemy units.

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