Lost Planet Raiders, game modes of Lost Planets

Step on the fallen rocks (press the X button to charge and jump) and walk forward for a while to the boss-bumblebee.

Single-player mode. In the game, the player is primarily in a third-person over-the-shoulder perspective. The player can switch between third-person and first-person perspectives at any time.

In VSS mode, players are all hiking and riding giant robots known as VSS. VS (i.e. Vital Suits) can carry heavy firepower**, such as cannons and rockets, and can be picked up on the ground while using compound fire**. The player is able to use the grappling hook to pull themselves to places that are normally difficult to reach while on foot, commanding vs. using certain **.

The player gets heat energy after having to defeat an enemy or activate a data station (in the game, orange energy contains more heat). When the player's heat energy drops to zero, the player's health will slowly decrease and eventually lead to death. In the game, players also participate in battles with multiple VS, which consists of a total of 12 levels.

Multiplayer mode. Players participate in the game of Xbox 360. Multiplayer mode also requires the player to focus on the heat level, but they don't die when their energy drops to zero, they just can't use the vs or certain ** that require energy.

The multiplayer mode also has a data station to utilize. The data station allows the player to use navigation radar, allowing them to see incoming enemies as well as their location.

There are four modes in multiplayer: Elimination, Team Elimination, Post Grab, and Fugitive. Players score points for killing other players, and lose points by being killed or committing suicide.

Squad Annihilation is a free-for-all mode in which one group takes off another, with up to 16 players participating. Capture the Data Station is a mode that allows the player to capture the Data Station, and the group that occupies the most Data Station after the time runs out wins. Outlaw is a mode in which the player takes on the role of a fugitive and other players try to arrest him until time runs out.

The PC version of "The Lost Planet" supports Windows XP Vista, and the hardware requirements are as follows: The basic configuration of the project is recommended: CPU Pentium D or above, Intel Core 2 Duo or above, Windows XP512MB or above, Windows Vista 1GB or more, Windows XP 1GB or more, Windows Vista 2GB or more, hard disk space 8GB or more, and available storage space 8GB The above available storage space, graphics cards support DirectX, GeForce 6600 or above, GeForce 8800 or above, network connection and broadband connection are required.

The Lost Planet begins 80 years after the Judgment Century, when humanity abandons the comfortable and familiar world in an attempt to survive on III. In the process of immigrating to the New World, various facilities were built to cope with the growing population, and the success of colonization seemed to be just around the corner.

As the colonies expanded, humanity encountered new forms of extraterrestrial life. This form of life is known as the akrid, and it quickly becomes hostile. Humanity did not resist the invasion of the AKRID and was forced to evacuate their new home.

In an attempt to escape such a mysterious and threatening creature, humanity discovered precious heat energy in Akrid's body. It is a powerful new energy source; Suddenly, humanity decided to let it go.

Humans have developed the ** Vital Suit, or VS, that can withstand AKRID. With VS technology, humanity returns to III and continues large-scale colonization experiments. Those who were abandoned during the earliest evacuation phases formed groups known as "snow pirates".

They drive VS vehicles and roam hostile planets, fighting for survival.

While wandering, a small team of "snow pirates" finds a young man buried in the snow and ice. They rescued him and brought him back from the brink of death. The young man remembered only two things about his past.

First things first, his name is Wayne. The second incident is the killing of his father's akrid (known as "Greeneye"). Hoping that "Green Eye" would be the key to regaining his memory, Winnie and the members of "Snow Pirates" and a VS set out to find traces of Akrid.

In this extremely cold and hostile world, Winnie soon discovers that his past is cruelly linked to the future of the Lost Planet.

Archive: After each level, an interface will appear, asking you if you want to save it.

Operate. wasd: mobile (everybody knows.) ）

Left mouse button: Shoot.

Right-click: Change the camera and open the scope when sniping.

When sitting on VS, the left and right buttons represent the ** on the left and ** on the right, respectively).

shift+a d: turn left and right 90 degrees.

Space + Direction: Jump in the specified direction.

Ctrl: Squatting.

Ctrl+Space+Direction: Tumble in the specified direction (this is useful).

C: Tickle Anchor Hook (the main function is to climb walls, or hook and shoot at a monster after rushing through it, this is especially effective when holding a shotgun).

R: Reload. G: Throw a grenade.

Mouse wheel press: change gun.

E: Action button, pick up, when there is no action to do, it is a combat attack (that is, smashing).

x: Walking. f: Flashlight.

5: Turn on the PDA

z: Special attack (when on VS, and that VS has a special attack, e.g. there is a smoke screen that can be placed).

x: Special function (when on VS, and the VS has special features, e.g. a VS can turn into a sled, and a VS can ram attack).

ps: Press e next to vs according to different prompts to sit on vs, attach ** to vs or take off vs** or take off vs** for your own use.

Some of them are in vs can be an two Wu loss dresser, when there is only one, you can use e to let vs pick up the available ** on the ground to automatically install it.

Turning on each data transmitter (the one that Maruyama sells in the shape of a cylinder, and keeps pressing E to activate when you get closer) will show the nearby situation on the radar and replenish a lot of energy.

The upper block of the radar represents the human, the circle is AKRID, the inverted triangle is VS, and the remaining two represent the data transmitter.