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Acalius: Enemies of the Wild

Acalius: Enemies of the Wild (2005)

by Arachnid Interactive

Genres:Adventure

Game modes:Single player

Story:2051: A Science team has gone to Squal, the biggest planet in the Acalius galaxy, but contact with them is lost. Sgt. Eric Renfield is sent to investigate what happened on the planet. His mission is to track down the team and find out what happened to the scientists, but what Eric does not know is there is something else on the planet, waiting for him. Something... Unknown... A powerful force is at work... a powerful force that cannot be reconciled with.Show more

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