Nether

Nether is an urban survival game in first person (FPS, Survival-Horror), developed by US studio Phosphor Games. This game is set in a post-apocalyptic Chicago. Initially equipped with a knife, you must survive in this dangerous environment teeming with many mutants, called Nether, exploring this environment to improve your equipment and develop skills such as strength or stealth. We must be careful because death leads to the loss of worn items but there are secure areas where you can store objects away, buy, sell and meet other players. If this scenario may seem too classic, the game has real assets and therefore deserves to be given attention. First, the playground is huge because almost all of the buildings is available, allowing you to work in a three dimensional space: on the surface, but also underground in height from the top of many buildings; well, the glider allows you to fly through the air in case of danger. In addition, the proposed missions, for their diversity and richness, are not merely a pretext to occupy the player but the opportunity to gain experience and rewards while having fun. Escort mission include, transporting meat from one point to another in the city but this meat attracts mutants and the one with the food is disarmed! They must therefore be protected by other players. Similarly, secure areas are regularly attacked and it is possible for you to participate in their defense. These two examples highlight the real value of this game is its innovative approach to multiplayer. Besides the fact that each server hosts up to 64 players per server, the game leaves you free to play solo, that is to say, avoid or kill other players to steal It primarily seeks to develop this game as oppose to classic titles that have hitherto neglected the active cooperation between players. How many players have dropped a survival multiplayer game because of reduced to a sterile PVP? The game offers you the chance to create or join a group of players to survive and conduct missions together. Finally, the created groups can also incorporate one of the 16 tribes of survivors fighting in PVP for control of different areas of the city. It is this highly developed cooperative mode makes the originality and value of this game, which is regularly updated, constantly offering new content and many other surprises. Are you ready to meet these challenges and become the next master of Chicago?