Albert Mort - Desert Heat

Albert Mort - Desert Heat

TeeKoo Games Ltd · 2017 · Action, Indie, Violent, Gore, Third-Person Shooter

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About Albert Mort - Desert Heat

Albert Mort



Sgt. Albert Mort is just a normal mercenary in quest for fulfilling the emptiness in his life (and the wallet, and the medal cabinet…). Eliminating the enemy by crushing them mercilessly is his business, and the business is very good.

Albert Mort is a third-person/side-scroller action shooter game in which the main goal is to complete short but hard missions with different goals. Missions also contain sub missions (like completing the mission under given time limit) and by completing them you can achieve medals for unlocking more missions (special commando action, for instance).

There are various different mission types to select from. Mort likes to race, shoot and get it messy…

Desert Heat



Desert can be cruel, hot and deadly. But so can Albert Mort! Under the heat of the blazing desert sun, you need to support your troops to defend your base, conquer new ones, secure areas and eventually take down the bad guy, aka notorious drug lord, Blaster. There is also some unfinished business in the shadows of the night, for some special commando action.

Features

  • Single player
  • Local Co-operative gameplay
  • 20 levels of different type (story, commando, shooting range, race, secrets)
  • Gamepad and keyboard + mouse controls
  • Sub mission system for gaining medals, which open more missions for playing
  • Drivable vehicles (jeep, truck)
  • Mountable stationary weapons (machine gun, sniper)
  • Primary weapons (pistol, shotgun, rifle, smg, bazooka, silenced pistol, auto-shotgun)
  • Secondaries (grenade, flashbang)
  • Semi-intelligent NPC soldiers
  • Multiple types of mission goals (killing list, escort, capture/defend flags, destroy targets and more)
  • NPC gear support
  • Steam Achievements

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Dec 6, 2017
It has potential... but its extremly broken and poorly optimized. Also you can't play any missions until you earn stars, but it never explained how to earn any.
11 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 23, 2017
Video's speak louder than words ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNadzA9Erwc&t=19s Albert Mort is a fun indie game that gives me strong Nostalgia of an old game called Cannon Fodder. You start off as a one man squad and you come across backup units as you progress through the short but challenging levels of the story mode. These units can be controled and played by the .ai or a friend can hop on and play local co-op with you ! From what I've played so far I like the game, it's very enjoyable indeed :) It will be really fun if they add proper internet multiplayer as well ! I will be doing more videos of this game :) Enjoy ! \o> P.S. Yes, I recieved this product for free. No it did not affect my honest review and opinion of the game. I thrive on being honest with my viewers and if I dislike a game I'll be brutally honest. This game isn't as polished and fancy as a top AAA title, but for an Indie game it's very nice indeed. 7/10 - I do recommend this game if it is your cup of tea :)
10 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 1, 2017
Albert Mort: Desert Heat is a third person shooter game that bows deeply for old C64 classics, such as Commando. The game has been developed by a newly founded Finnish independent game studio Teekoo Games. The player controls a bad-ass mercenary Albert Mort that gets occasional help from other green-jackets. The game consists of tutorial, practicing, missions, sub-missions, etc. The missions might include shooting, driving, saving strippers (including shooting), etc. Apparently, there is also a storyline underlying all this but that isn’t the driving factor for players in this game, just as it wasn’t whilst playing Commando in the early 90s. Albert can be controlled by a gamepad or mouse and keyboard out of which I was forced to choose the latter one. There’s a chance of co-operative gameplay in the game but unfortunately, during my gaming period I couldn’t find a volunteer person to share a keyboard and face my anger so this function remained untested. But be prepared buddies; it will happen, you just wait! And I have to say that those semi-intelligent NPC soldiers have really earned that prefix, so I would totally welcome a co-player made of flesh and bones for some pretty mome…
8 found this helpful
Not recommended Oct 27, 2020
I love the concept of the game but local multiplayer games is buggy. I can´t play the game with my xbox controllers im very sad to know that this game dont work properly
2 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 11, 2019
nice game, like 8-bit shooters, difficult
1 found this helpful

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