Gaming
Dark Sector, the ‘original version’ of Warframe, is currently free on Steam
During their collaboration with Epic Games on the Unreal Tournament series, Digital Extremes developed Dark Sector in 2008. This game follows the trend of double-A action games post-Gears of War, featuring a rugged protagonist navigating a gritty, industrial environment armed with a unique weapon – the glaive. This bladed boomerang serves various purposes in the game, from solving puzzles to combat in a third-person perspective.
Although Dark Sector may not have left a lasting impact, it holds significance as the precursor to Warframe, Digital Extremes’ popular free-to-play shooter. Originally envisioned as a sci-fi space adventure with mechsuits, the game transitioned to a more relatable modern setting to resonate with players of that era. Elements from Dark Sector can be seen in Warframe, such as the upgraded glaive weapon.
To celebrate the upcoming 1999 expansion for Warframe, Digital Extremes is offering Dark Sector for free on Steam until Saturday, November 30th. This promotion coincides with the release of Warframe’s new storyline set in the past. For those intrigued by Dark Sector’s mediocrity, this limited-time offer is worth considering.
If Dark Sector doesn’t capture your interest, another game by Digital Extremes worth exploring is The Darkness 2, currently on sale at 80% off. This sequel to the original game offers a unique experience and has garnered praise for its gameplay.
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