GamersGate - New Releases - 20 May 2011

Plain Sight is a multiplayer arcade game about suicidal ninja robots. Fly through space, leap over planetoids and destroy opponents with your trusty katana. Killing fellow robots lets you steal their tasty, tasty energy. Packed with spinach-like goodness; energy makes you bigger, stronger, faster and generally more awesome. Being all big and badass is great, but in this game it doesn’t win you the match. It makes you a target. To win, you have to convert your energy into points… How do you do this? Simple. Kill yourself. Press the button and turn your happy little robot into a vicious ball of enemy-absorbing plasma. The more opponents you take out, the better. Upgrade your robot, respawn and get stuck in again… Key Features:

• 13 Multiplayer maps
• Battle up to 20 players
• 5 self-destructive gameplay modes

Deathmatch Ninja! Ninja! Ninja! Robozilla! – mini ninjas unite to bring the gargantuan Robozilla down to size! Lighten Up – Detonate on a target area with as much energy as possible, the best detonation wins the points for that round. Team Deathmatch / Weakest Clink – Play a standard Team Deathmatch or up the stakes by having a communal score bank. Capture the Flag – Well, it looks more like a beacon… but the gameplay is the same.

• Level the playing field with in-game power-ups
• Spend your experience points on 30 different robot upgrades
• Perfect your skills in offline practice mode
• Ships with dedicated server software
• 20+ Unlockable Achievements

Rendered in rich detail, four of the world’s greatest cities - Vienna, Helsinki, Berlin, and Amsterdam - await the steady hand of a planner to manage their transportation needs in Cities in Motion.

Overseeing the changing needs of people from 1920 to 2020, it’s up to you to manage everything from buses, trams and subway trains to maximize profits while pleasing commuters.

Features

• Explore four different cities: Vienna, Helsinki, Berlin, and Amsterdam
• Engage in a campaign with 12 scenarios, as well as a sandbox mode where all campaign cities are playable
• Experience realistic 3D graphics with more than 100 unique, highly detailed buildings
• Use the advanced map editor to create your own cities
• Play through 100 years of transportation history throughout four eras spanning from 1920 to 2020
• Choose between more than 30 different vehicles based on real-life models of buses, trams, water buses, helicopters, and subways, complete with an underground view
• Experience a real-time city and traffic simulator as each location’s bustling population commutes between their homes, jobs, and leisure sites

Design Classics adds five brand new vehicles to Cities in Motion. Expand the citiestransit capabilities while providing your citizens with new and exciting comute options.

Bus: Jubilee BlimThe Jubilee Blim is the iconic minibus of the early 60’s. It is compact, cozy and has aunique silhouette. Despite its cute look, the Jubilee Blim doesn’t lag behind itscompetitors: its boasts a powerful engine and a well-built frame, making it fast andsturdy.

Tram: Livingstone InaugurationThe Livingstone Inauguration sports a modern braking and acceleration control system,making the tram easy to steer. However, the delicate devices also make the tram proneto malfunctions. All Livingstone trams are produced in Wakefield, England, and shippedall over the world.

Metro: Arnauld PorteThe French-built Arnauld Portes are well-known for their elegant rattan covered seats.They can carry large amounts of passengers and are very sturdy. These reliable metrotrains first entered service in London in 1915 and soon became popular in continentalcities as well.

Boat: Tiergarten FerryThe Tiergarten Ferry comes from Sweden and is built very sturdy. It is fairly slow due tomainly being used as a sightseeing boat, but the solid frame and well-designed coalheatedsteam engine make it a good vessel of choice for the backbone of the watertransportation infrastructure.

Heli: Skylark IIIThe Skylark has its roots in the French military, but has also lately been modified forcivilian use. It has a large canopy, allowing the passengers to enjoy the view whiletravelling. The Skylark is very maneuverable due to its enhanced tail rotor and durablelanding gear.

DLC-Bus01, Dino VettoreThe flagship of a North Italian factory, Vettore is one of the largest buses ever produced. Providing comfortable seating in two floors with stairs installed in front and rear, it can a large amount of passengers. Vettore was originally intended for long-distance transport but recently the factory has began to produce a slightly shortened version for regional route use.

DLC-Bus02: Comet AmbientaComet Ambienta was introduced to the world in 1995 by the successful Swedish manufacturer. Its design was inspired by smooth forms of nature and recent developments in space engineering. From a technical point-of-view, being environmentally compatible was given a high significance – the result is one of the cleanest buses ever produced with very low level of exhaust emissions and especially noise-abating body construction.

DLC-Heli01: Roto-Tec LeopardBelgian helicopter manufacturer Roto-Tec was formed following a merger of two smaller companies. Leopard was initially designed to meet the growing needs of providing air transport links to oil rigs. It features two reliable turboshaft engines and an especially robust fuselage. In early 1980s, a new version was introduced with an efficient de-icing system to better withstand freezing conditions. Leopard is a medium heavy helicopter with a nice seating capacity.

DLC-Tram01: Prospecta ExperimentalProspecta Experimental’s design aims to break not only the conventions of tram design but those of the public transportation as a whole. Its main features are large windows, smooth surfaces and most notably, the zigzag configuration of the tram cars. The seating layout is designed to encourage social interaction among passengers leaving empty, open spaces in the cars. One peculiar feature in the design is the use of balconies, giving a luxury feeling to the tram. Prospecta Experimental runs on electricity and therefore is a very green choice for the environmentally aware traveler.

DLC-Metro01: Capitol W700 automaticW700 is a 6-car aluminum metro train configuration manufactured by the combined American-Japanese Capitol factories. It is the seventh generation of driverless metro trains which are remote-controlled by Automatic Train Operating system. To better cater the needs of peak hours, the carriages have longitude seating arrangements, thus allowing more room for standing passengers. W700 has lower maintenance costs than its predecessor models and its refurnished construction provides better energy efficiency.