November 24, 2006
The Mark
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November 24, 2006
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Terrorists stole a nuclear-tipped missile and plan to blast away one of Europe's’ largest city: LONDON!The missiles short range is a problem, but money is not, and the terrorists find an accomplice, Ilya Rakov, son of a Russian billionaire and arms dealer. Aleksandr Rakov. Ilya agrees to supply the terrorists with a ship that will bring the missile within range of London. He also agrees to hunt down the only two people who are capable of foiling the plot: Steve and Sandy Fletcher. Steve and his sister Sandy are officers in the US Marine Corps. Aleksandr Rakov is horrified by his son‘s plan. Unable to take direct action, he hires the elite mercenary Austin Hawke to protect and assist Fletch. [JoWood Productions]
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Critic Reviews5
Sure, it's a budget shooter, but that doesn't excuse the fact that it's a very bad game.
May 12, 2024
Make no mistake, this game is two oversized coal sacks of crap - but The Mark has a redeeming hilarity.
May 12, 2024
The Mark approaches dreadfulness like a collector, cataloguing every scuttling horror in the digital world. The sound is terrible, echoing cheaply into dead environments. The voice acting is terrible, with lost children's presenters in place of military tough guys. The cutscenes are terrible, except for when they're rubbish slideshows.
May 12, 2024