Scourge: Outbreak

[h1] Shooter with shooting aaaaand... shooting. [/h1]

You know those movies that are so bad they almost become good. Here, it's exactly that, Scourge: Outbreak is sometimes so ridiculous it becomes funny :) There are so many weird things that I've wondered more than once what the hell was going on in the minds of its creators. It starts from the tutorial, where you are taught how to throw a grenade inside a PLANE... Sure, sure, you can do whatever you want inside futuristic planes... Next, the scenario is presented: since 10 years, Nogari Corporation, the world's largest fuel company is selling the best existing type of fuel. But wait! An insider revealed that the fuel contains alien DNA and is certainly responsible for the epidemic ravaging the planet. It's the task of the Echo squad to investigate the Nogari installations, find evidence and rescue the insider... Then after a few fights, you will quickly discover the gameplay loop: a room or an area with a crazy number of soldiers to kill. When the room isn't big and more than 30 soldiers have died in the same place, you might think the game gave up the notion of realism. But no, a short scene is here to restores credibility: Nogari is cloning its employees in secret!... There was …

Scourge: Outbreak is a third-person science fiction shooter developed by Tragnarion Studios and published by Bitbox S.L. Built around cooperative action and a futuristic conspiracy, the game transports players into a world where the powerful Nogari Corporation has transformed global society through a revolutionary energy source known as Ambrosia. What initially appears to be a straightforward military operation gradually develops into a dangerous mission filled with biological experiments, corporate deception, and horrifying creatures that threaten humanity's future. The narrative embraces familiar sci-fi themes while maintaining enough mystery to keep players interested as each mission uncovers another layer of the corporation's hidden agenda. The campaign revolves around Echo Squad, a team of highly trained mercenaries, with each operative bringing specialized combat abilities that encourage teamwork. Rather than relying solely on traditional gunplay, players can activate unique powers that enhance offense, defense, or crowd control, making each character feel distinct. These abilities complement the game's cover-based shooting mechanics and create opportunities for coordinated …

this could have been fun with friends but as mupliplayer is dead it's just sponge ennemies that keep reappearing with low ammo availability. The skills are not great either, the levels improvement are not usefull at all. Don't bother.

I stumbled across this game in a top 10 Gears Of War Clones that are worth playing... I can tell you without a single doubt in my body No. It's not worth it

not as good as it's prequel game Scourge: Ambush