The Thing

Publisher: Black Label Games

Publisher 2: Universal Interactive

Developer: Computer Artworks

Category: Adventure

Release Dates

N Amer - 08/20/2002

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    Also available on:
  • PS2
  • XB

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Go behind the terror with the producer of The Thing for the PS2
Game players take on the role of Captain Blake, the leader of a military rescue team sent to find out what happened to that ill-fated science team in the Antarctic. What they find is the alien, and what Black Label delivers is a study in evolving terror.

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Mouse-Look Patch for The Thing - PC
The patch adds mouse-look to the third-person game, removing auto-targeting and allowing players to experience true autonomy and targeting control.

The Thing PC Patch 1.1 Now Available
Black Label Games has released a patch for the PC version of its critically acclaimed game, "The Thing™," which has shipped to retailers nationwide.

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Description

After the enigmatic deaths of an American scientific expedition in the uncharted and frozen wastelands of the Antarctic, a military rescue team is sent to investigate their deaths. Within these inhospitable surroundings the team encounters a strange shape-shifting alien life-form that assumes the appearance of people that it kills

Hardware Requirements

Min: 64MB RAM; 400 MHz PII (600MHz PIII recommended); DX 8 compatible Video Card; 800MB video memory; DirectSound*-compatible card; 600MB disc space; 4x+ CD-RO

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ESRB Rating

Mature
Blood and Gore
Violence

GameZone's Review/Preview

8.0

GZ Rating

Gameplay8
Graphics8
Sound7
DifficultyMedium
Concept7
Overall8.0

Reviewer: Rgerbino

Review Date: 09/19/2002


Another game based on a film, but The Thing manages to provide a violent diversion that's faithful to John Carpenter's 1982 flick.

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