Chrome: SpecForce

Chrome: SpecForce (2005)

by Meridian4, Techland
Genres:Shooter
Themes:Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:Chrome: SpecForce is a standalone expansion pack for Chrome. The gameplay in Chrome: SpecForce is largely identical to that of Chrome, although it has been streamlined, while the overall difficulty has also been lowered. The player can survive significantly more damage (ostensibly due to wearing Power Armor), healing and ammo items are more common-place, and the control scheme has been condensed so as to require fewer separate commands.Show more
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user avatar@GSUser43user avatar@GSUser43
May 15, 2025
Good game. If you have it or if this eventually gets preserved, make sure to play this first before playing Chrome as this is a prequel to it and its events are set before the main game.
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