Deep Freeze - Deep in Cold Terrorism (Part 1)
- 5 years ago
So this is Deep Freeze for PS1/Playstation. Someone though it would be a good idea to use a tank control game engine and use it to make a very bad third person shooter. The Game Stars our Nobel and honorable hero, Jack Wired. From the INTERNATIONAL-ANTI-TERRORIST-SERVICE(INTER-ANTS). His job is to stop the terrorist group uh... "Apiestoes"? That's what it sounds like.
PLOT WISE: This game keeps getting crazier the longer you play it, it starts out swinging and then finishes swinging in part 1 alone. Then the story gets more and more insane and nonsensical making this a must play alone. If you can make it past the first stage that is, this game is not only difficult (even on easy which won't get you the real ending) but certain things aren't explained well.
Primarily, you need that arrow on the ground to point to an enemy to shoot them. Sometimes that doesn't work, so most of the time you have to wait 5 seconds for a target cursor to appear. The A.I. partner is your only backup character and is automatic. I tried plugging a controller in port 2 and nothing happened.
Bottom right panel shows your grenades, which can be switched to health packs. Below that is ammo. Under your life bar is Stan. I have no idea what Stan is, but apparently when it is low your health gauge will flash. I figure It either means invincibility time or you take more damage while the Gauge is flashing, It's hard to tell since the game glitches out commonly during combat.
Saving points appear at random and they only come up once. There are Innocent people in some stages which killing serves no consequence other than a lower score. But if you rescue them you get a bonus score and you get a sliver of health recovered.
The Data menu is useless except for changing weapons or items, although you can change items with a controller button anyway.
THERE IS FRIENDLY FIRE, for both Jack and his partner as well the enemies themselves, this will be shown quite a few times. A decision that has never made sense to me since not only do you have slow tank controls but you are often confined in corners or hallways.
PLOT WISE: This game keeps getting crazier the longer you play it, it starts out swinging and then finishes swinging in part 1 alone. Then the story gets more and more insane and nonsensical making this a must play alone. If you can make it past the first stage that is, this game is not only difficult (even on easy which won't get you the real ending) but certain things aren't explained well.
Primarily, you need that arrow on the ground to point to an enemy to shoot them. Sometimes that doesn't work, so most of the time you have to wait 5 seconds for a target cursor to appear. The A.I. partner is your only backup character and is automatic. I tried plugging a controller in port 2 and nothing happened.
Bottom right panel shows your grenades, which can be switched to health packs. Below that is ammo. Under your life bar is Stan. I have no idea what Stan is, but apparently when it is low your health gauge will flash. I figure It either means invincibility time or you take more damage while the Gauge is flashing, It's hard to tell since the game glitches out commonly during combat.
Saving points appear at random and they only come up once. There are Innocent people in some stages which killing serves no consequence other than a lower score. But if you rescue them you get a bonus score and you get a sliver of health recovered.
The Data menu is useless except for changing weapons or items, although you can change items with a controller button anyway.
THERE IS FRIENDLY FIRE, for both Jack and his partner as well the enemies themselves, this will be shown quite a few times. A decision that has never made sense to me since not only do you have slow tank controls but you are often confined in corners or hallways.