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'''''Gemini: Heroes Reborn''''' is a first-person action-adventure video game based in the ''[[Heroes]]'' universe. Along with the game ''[[Heroes Reborn: Enigma]]'', ''Gemini'' |
'''''Gemini: Heroes Reborn''''' is a first-person action-adventure video game based in the ''[[Heroes]]'' universe. Along with the game ''[[Heroes Reborn: Enigma]]'', ''Gemini'' serves as a prequel to ''[[Heroes Reborn]]'', taking place in both [[2008]] and [[2014]]. Together, the two games tell interlocking, yet independent tales. |
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The game was designed by [[Phosphor]] and is headed by [[Tim Kring]]'s [[Imperative Entertainment]]. In contrast to ''Enigma'', this core game became available on Xbox One, Steam, and PC on January 19, 2016. The PlayStation 4 version is promised to be coming soon. |
The game was designed by [[Phosphor]] and is headed by [[Tim Kring]]'s [[Imperative Entertainment]]. In contrast to the mobile platform game ''Enigma'', this core game became available on Xbox One, Steam, and PC on January 19, 2016. The PlayStation 4 version is promised to be coming soon. |
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== Characters == |
== Characters == |
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Revision as of 18:41, 26 January 2016
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Gemini: Heroes Reborn is a first-person action-adventure video game based in the Heroes universe. Along with the game Heroes Reborn: Enigma, Gemini serves as a prequel to Heroes Reborn, taking place in both 2008 and 2014. Together, the two games tell interlocking, yet independent tales.
The game was designed by Phosphor and is headed by Tim Kring's Imperative Entertainment. In contrast to the mobile platform game Enigma, this core game became available on Xbox One, Steam, and PC on January 19, 2016. The PlayStation 4 version is promised to be coming soon.
Characters
- Cassandra Hays, the player character, is a 20-year-old woman with the power of telekinesis and "localized time travel" which allows her to "shift her current environment backward through time in order to manipulate the environment" and defeat her enemies. Her goal will be to solve mysteries behind her past and her newly discovered powers. She is Dahlia's younger sister (though she sometimes appears older due to time travel).
- Dahlia Hays, Cassie's older sister, whom Cassie visits in the Quarry
- Trevor Mason, the antagonist of the game and founder of the The Quarry
- Alex Woodward, Cassandra's friend helping her find out about her parents. He hides from Cassandra that he is an evo. He overtly works for Renautas but he secretly works for another employer.
Promotional Images
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Cassandra catches a fireball thrown by Trevor Mason from a first-person perspective.
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Trevor folds his arms.
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An unknown enemy confronts Cassandra.
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Cassandra in full
Notes
- Tim Kring said that two of the writers for Heroes Reborn actually wrote the script for the game itself.
- Game designer Brad Santos said that the game BioShock was one of his inspirations for Gemini. "Although our game is less combat-oriented ... there is that kind of survival, tense, constant struggle for survival as you're moving through and using a combination superpowers and first-person navigation."
- In the webisode Dark Matters, Part 5, one of the files that Quentin Frady sees on the Renautas root directory is titled "Project Gemini".
See Also
- For other uses of Gemini, see Gemini (disambig).
- For other uses of game, see game (disambig).
External Links
- Gemini on imperativeentertainment.com
- Article at Christian Post
- Trailer for the Gemini and Enigma
- Interview with Tim Kring, game designer Brad Santos, and Zak Kadison from Imperative
- Purchase Gemini on Steam