Two partners will travel across colorful locations with the protagonist. Now he is free and a brave unit of brave men will have to chase him around the world - from a Russian prison to the streets of London and snowy Greenland. The antagonist wants to achieve the goal with the help of nuclear weapons. Zaryan is eager to crush the states of the West. The main character, along with his brothers in arms, is sent to stop the villains, but they do not have time. However, the authorities are informed that someone is preparing his victories. The dangerous criminal is now being held in a maximum security prison. In the center of the narration is the nameless fighter of the unit, who, together with his comrades, is obliged to stop a global catastrophe. The characters and their uniforms look pretty good, howevesh or gas masks, so as to use a cheap way to neglect animating mouths in talking sequences.3D first-person shooter SAS: Secure Tomorrow tells the story of the confrontation of an experienced special forces detachment against the dangerous terrorist Zaryan. The environments are productive in getting their points across, and that's all that matters, especially for a title that can be picked up for a mere $20. The game also got scored a 65% on Gamevortex, the site of which quoted the following:įor the most part, the game's visual elements look a bit last-gen, but it's not to say that they are horrible. The game received middling reviews from such gaming sites as: IGN, who gave the game a score of 6.0 and quoted that the game is too easy, because it lacks variety of levels (12 in total). The SAS team is chasing the fugitives in London, Greenland, and finally in an underground nuclear reactor, and rescuing hostages on the way.
The SAS team is on their toes, and in hot pursuit, to bring him and other terrorists to justice.
Meanwhile, a notorious criminal and leader of a terrorist group, escapes with his rescuers from a high security prison. The player is in command of two SAS units, the main goal of which is to secure the British government from terrorist threat.
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