Each has a difficulty rating of one to three and impacts the same number of corporations, which bigger rewards granted for more difficult missions. There are five missions to choose from every week.

Players can also find decryptable archives on missions that tell the story of the collapse, but it’s little more than a standard cyberpunk tale of societal collapse. There is a small story thread based on communiques with another supposed cell of agents, and player responses to these messages determine which one of three possible endings they get, but really this ending is nothing more than a message at the end revealing which side they ended up on. Missions to directly assault the leader appear once the corporation has been sufficiently weakened, with the difficulty of that assault mission based on how much strength the corporation has left, so players will generally want to undercut them as much as possible before leading an assault.Ĭonglomerate 451 doesn’t make any substantial attempts at a narrative above telling players to go and shoot the bad guys. The overall objective is to take out each of the corporation leaders. The game’s story campaign gives players 75 weeks to accomplish their goals, with each mission taking up one week. This is done by sending out squads of agents on missions into one of the five districts wherein numerous gang members meet their ends. The district is controlled by four outlaw corporations each specialising in a seedy area, such as slavery or prostitution, and it’s up to players and their agents to wrest back control. The result is a game that works decently enough to dip into every now and again, but simply never does enough to to hold interest for significant periods of time.Įnsuring the cyberpunk theme is appropriately followed, the game puts players in the role of a cell of government agents looking to clean up neon-filled Conglomerate City’s sector 451. A first-person dungeon-crawler with a cyberpunk aesthetic, the game offers a perfectly competent combat experience, but unfortunately that’s everything the game has going for it. Conglomerate 451 is very much what it looks like at first glance.

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