Serious Sam: The Second Encounter [Linux Native]
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Year of release : 2002
Version : 1.07beta1
License : commercial
Genre : FPS
Developer : Croteam Ltd.
Platform : Linux
System requirements :
AMD Athlon 650MHz or Pentium III 650MHz and higher
256MB RAM
3D accelerator with 32Mb of memory on board class GeForce 2-3
450MB free hard disk space.
Interface language : English only
Description :
A brief background: Sam Stone was thrown into the past, so that he would quickly finish off the alien leader of all the Mental monsters, until he gained strength and destroyed humanity in the future. But the story dragged on: the Mental was not so weak. Now Sam has a new chance to prove his coolness and finally get to the ill-fated Mental ...
The game this time is not limited to one region: in addition to South America, along with Sam, the player will be able to visit Babylon and medieval Europe. It will be possible to fight with all the same types of weapons as in the first part, plus three more new ones will be added to them: a flamethrower, a sniper rifle and a chainsaw. A chainsaw is a powerful and effective weapon that uses the same fuel as a flamethrower. A flamethrower, as in any shooter, will be just deadly force.
One of the most distinctive features of the first part was the abundance of open spaces, in Serious Sam: the Second Encounter they will remain and become even more beautiful and detailed. Despite the fact that the game engine remains the same, thanks to the efforts of designers and programmers, the game looks even more "juicy." According to the press, the setting sun, the rays breaking through the glass, darkness, fog or clouds of smoke after numerous explosions can be admired "until the pulse is lost."
Whether it is a breath of wind, the fall of a burning debris from the Flying Saucer, the sounds of weapons, the rustling of leaves, birdsong and so on, and so on - complete naturalism and organic sound. Music sets the dynamics of movement, the pace of the battle, helps to fight. And it only pauses for a moment to sound with renewed vigor when you have to repel another attack. The last monster is destroyed - and again a calm, pleasant melody calms the excited nerves. You are unlikely to find such diversity, saturation of sounds and their completeness in any other game. Here, for each episode, its own soundtrack.
