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Origin is a digital distribution platform developed by Electronic Arts. It offers mainly online gaming service and digital rights management (DRM). Origin allows its users to purchase games via the internet for PC and mobile platforms and then download them with the Origin client. It also features many social options, like profile management, networking with friends on chat, and direct game joining (along with the in-game overlay). Another cool option is streaming via TwitchTV, sharing of game library and community integration with networking sites (Facebook, Xbox Live, PlayStation Network, etc.). Electronic Arts wants Origin to match its leading competitor, Steam by adding many new features, rewards, and cross-platform releases. Origin also allows its users to browse and purchase games for full price from Electronic Arts' catalogs. Instead of receiving a box, disc, or even an activation code, the purchased software is immediately (and permanently) attached to the user's account and can be downloaded with the corresponding Origin client. EA Downloader was launched in late 2005. After many changes, it was reopened under the Origin name on June 3, 2011. Currently, Origin has over 50 million registered users.
The mother of horror first-person shooters is here. A game that doesn’t require any introduction. Ladies and gentlemen, gamers from all around the world, we give you Doom! Doom is a franchise consisting of several FPS video games, comic books, board games, and even a theatrical movie. The video game series focuses on the unnamed space marine who needs to fight for survival against the hellish hordes of demons and undead. The first game in the series, titled Doom, was released in 1993 and is considered to be one of the pioneering FPS games. It introduced features such as 3D graphics, multiplayer gameplay, and support for player-created modifications. Since the release of original Doom, the series has spawned numerous sequels and even more expansion packs. In Doom games, players have to battle the countless forces of Hell, consisting of demons, mutants, and the undead. There have been four major installments, the most recent one published in 2016. Since its debut, over 10 million copies of games in the Doom series have been sold. Fun fact: Doom’s protagonist, an unnamed marine, was ranked as the fifth most “badass” male character in the video game's history. Get the latest Doom game on Games Republic and start fighting your way out from the demon-infested base. It’s one of the best FPS series of all time!
Red Faction is a series of shooter video games created by Volition and currently owned by THQ Nordic. Since the introduction of the first Red Faction game in 2001, the franchise was released on multiple platforms (PC, PlayStation, GameCube, and Xbox). The Red Faction series has been heavy on its thematic undertones throughout the games (one of the more outstanding themes was a revolutionary socialist undertone). From the miners rebellion featured in Red Faction and Red Faction: Guerrilla (2009) to the overthrown monarchy of Red Faction II (2002), this has been a central theme since the franchise’s inception. Red Faction series has had three distinct styles of gameplay over the years. The first is a traditional FPS element (used by the first two games in the series), while the second is a TPS style of open world gameplay (Red Faction: Guerrilla) and a third person style of corridor shooter used in Red Faction: Armageddon. All games share one common element which is the series' unique environmental destruction system. This system (based on a Geo-Mod engine) was the most proficient in Red Faction: Guerrilla where the game's entire environment was completely destructible. The series has received many positive reviews, with the original Red Faction and third installment (Red Faction: Guerrilla) getting the most acclaim. Red Faction is one of the most iconic franchises and features many ground-breaking gameplay elements. It’s atmospheric, gritty and has a meaningful message. You should definitely give it a go!
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