Purge (video game)
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| Developer(s) | Freeform Interactive |
| Publisher(s) | Freeform Interactive |
| Engine | Lithtech Talon |
| Platform(s) | Windows 98/ME/2K/XP |
| Release date | NAApril 15 2003[1] |
| Genre(s) | First Person Shooter |
| Mode(s) | Multiplayer |
| System requirements | Intel Pentium III 800MHz CPU, 128MB RAM, Graphic card memory 16MB or more, Windows 98/ME/2000/XP |
| Input methods | Keyboard, Mouse |
Purge or PurgeFinal (formerly known as PurgeJihad), is a free first-person shooter computer game published by Freeform Interactive. Purge is the sequel to the Future vs. Fantasy total conversion mod for Quake.[1] The exact date of Purge's release is unknown, although Purge came out of open beta in 2003. Purge's gameplay follow those of Unreal Tournament, War§ow and Nexuiz, where the player is thrown into fast paced action in futuristic settings. However, what makes Purge unique is its universe. Unlike Unreal Tournament, where the game is set in a pure science-fiction world, Purge is set place in a world where magic fights against technology. (As explained in the previous game's title: Future vs. Fantasy). Purge is one of the few games that incorporate magic users as a first person shooter style character (Heretic was one of the first).[2]
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[edit] Gameplay
Like GunZ, Purge focuses on character development rather than straightfoward first-person shooter gameplay like Unreal Tournament. Each player must choose a side: the Order (technology) or the Chosen (magic). The player then chooses attributes for his or her character, similar to many role-playing games. Each character's appearance is customizable.[3]
[edit] Maps
Purge maps range from a large variety. From large-scale to small enclosed maps.
- Small: A small map is made for 2–24 players. It can accommodate more players, although it may become very chaotic with attacks coming from all directions. Some small maps are physically large, but the map layout and obstructions keep the pace of combat quick.
- Large: A large map is made for 10–64 players. Large maps are great for epic Battlefield-style games. Still can be played with less players, but is not recommended.[4]
