First Impressions | Interstellar Marines: Bullseye

I found a great demo for an upcoming FPS, Interstellar Marines: Bullseye created by Zero Point Software. Interstellar Marines is an indie title in development now, set in a realistic and un-predictable future where humanity is about to stumble on first contact. The demo, Bullseye  is a series of arcade style weapons training missions built with the Unity game engine. Though the game is a browser based title, the graphics are definitely on par with PS3 and Xbox 360 in 1080i.

I was impressed by the level of depth in the demo and think it qualifies as a game in and of itself. With the realistic graphics, many levels, achievement unlocks, and attention to detail; I have to say it certainly beats out most of the payed games I have tried on Xbox Live Arcade recently. If your interested in learning more check out the press release and trailer below, or visit the Interstellar Marines website.

AAA Quality FPS Weapons Training in Your Browser

Zero Point Software proudly announces “Bullseye”   the first free playable preview slice from Interstellar Marines, available now on InterstellarMarines.com

First playable preview slice from Interstellar Marines.
“Bullseye” is a playable preview introducing some of the weapon shooting mechanics from Interstellar Marines. In a series of advanced weapons training programs, ITO AI ‘SARA’ tests the capabilities of gamers, to calculate if they have what it takes to become an Interstellar Marine. “Bullseye” was released Friday the 22nd of January, and during the release-weekend, gamers have already completed more than 200.000 challenges.

Features in Bullseye.
• 21 challenges designed to test gamers to the extreme
• 16 skill levels improving your accuracy, reload speed and recoil
• Unlock silencer, red dot scope, effective range scope and flashlight
• Earn 17 unique completion achievements
• Earn Facebook “Bragging Rights”
• Compare highscores with other players
Play “Interstellar Marines: Bullseye” now!

Now if only every game developer would release demo games  with as much depth and replay value . . . hell with any replay value. If your looking for a good way to pass the time and practice between your current FPS matches, go ahead and check the Interstellar Marines: Bullseye demo yourself.