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Publisher Lucasarts Studio Day 1 Genre Shooter
Release Dates 10/7/08 TBA TBA TBA

In the year 2161, after an enormous earthquake, the United States is divided into two countries by the Mississippi River. The Eastern States formed the Atlantic Alliance, while the Western States become the Republic of Pacifica. A futuristic war breaks out between the two nations, with the Atlantic Alliance pitting cybernetically enhanced humans against genetically engineered super soldiers used by Pacifica. Each side has specific tactics and abilities.

You play as Mason Briggs, a demolitions expert for the Atlantic Alliance. The only publically available detail about gameplay is known "Terrain Deformation." Grenades and rockets will raise or lower the landscape, allowiing you to access new areas or defeat enemies.

The game is being developed by Day 1 studios, which brought MechAssault 2: Lone Wolf to the Xbox and F.E.A.R. to the Xbox 360. There is no word yet on whether Fracture will play as a FPS or otherwise. It has been given a Summer 2008 release window for Xbox 360 and PS3.

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IGN Review : 5.9, Mediocre

IGN - October 2, 2008


Submitted by mrahaju (30) at 8:39PM PST on October 4, 2008


5.5 Presentation the game freezes/stutters while saving 7.0 Graphics The cinemas look bad but the game itself is all right. 5.5 Sound 6.0 Gameplay 5.5 Lasting Appeal The story's in the eight-hour neighborhood but doesn’t offer much for replay. Fracture isn't a train wreck or anything; it's just generic and forgettable.
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Fracture Reviewed

Team XBox - October 2, 2008


Submitted by sasquatchxing (501) at 4:58AM PST on October 2, 2008


Overall review of Fracture. Received a 7.8 from XBox Magazine
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Fracture demo due on Sept. 18

Joystiq.com - September 10, 2008


Submitted by vGInfidel (11) at 10:31AM PST on September 10, 2008


Hoping to shatter our notions of shooters and the rigid environments they take place in, LucasArts' Fracture is set to debut in demo form via the Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation Network on Thursday, September 18th. The interactive teaser is an opportunity to "create cover, solve puzzles and revolutionize battlefield tactics," says LucasArts
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(Preview)Changing the ground rules...

CVG - March 2, 2008


Submitted by llonesmiz (83) at 12:56AM PST on March 3, 2008


Day 1 Studios' terrain-morphing shooter recently emerged from a makeover, with hero Jet Brody now sporting a regulation space marine buzzcut that spells danger for his enemies. This guy hardly needs camouflage when he's wielding arguably the least stealthy weapon since the original Turok's portable atomic bomb. It can be used to raise a mound of instant rock beneath a group of enemies, flinging them high into the air or even crushing them against the ceiling - if there happens to be one.
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1UP Preview " Fracture has a lot to get excited about,...

1UP.com - May 3, 2007


Submitted by Gaara42 (4) at 8:45PM PST on May 3, 2007


1UP Preview " Fracture has a lot to get excited about, especially for those looking to find a unique action-adventure or the more experimental crowd who just want to see how far they can push the deformation (achievements associated with similarly arcane goals were strongly hinted at for the 360 version at the press event)."
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