Binary Domain
The machine age has begun in the gripping and atmospheric squad shooter Binary Domain. Take control of a futuristic Tokyo in the year 2080 from an emerging robotic threat. The story begins with Dan Marshall and his team being sent out to bring under control the robot community that is invading society unnoticed and making humans obsolete. You'll fight your way through the city's decrepit lower levels, controlling an international peacekeeping force that soon begins to question its surroundings and the decisions it makes. Are the robots becoming more human, or are the humans becoming more like machines? Exciting encounters with these highly intelligent robotic adversaries will require you to think tactically, make challenging moral decisions in real time, and build trust with your teammates to lead your team to safety and success.
Story
In the late 20th century, global warming consumed 75% of the world's habitable land, forcing humanity to build new cities higher than those now claimed by the sea. But the floods have not only claimed land. Millions of people have also been killed, leaving humanity's labor force severely depleted and robots to do the work. To regulate how these robots are handled, the United Nations created the "New Geneva Convention," which includes Clause 21, which prohibits the creation of robots that can pass for humans and are referred to by the population as "hollow children." To enforce Clause 21, the UN creates the specialists of the R.U.S.T. Crew. When a hollow child breaks into the headquarters of the Bergen robotics company after finding out he is a hollow child and believing he is human all his life, the UN suspects the Amada corporation of being behind his creation. As a result, an R.U.S.T. crew is dispatched to bring Amada's CEO before the UN Security Council and provide answers.