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Expendable
Game Profile
Description

You are a cloned space marine dropped in an unfamiliar alien world. Your mission is to fight and eradicate the hundreds of unknown life-forms that destroyed the population of the world. You are an Expendable force in a fight to death.

Reviews

Review
Written by Thomas Wilde on 09/24/01
Expendable is, in short, thoroughly average. It's an okay game, and can be played, yes, but it's looking dated in the face of later work.


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INFO BOX
PLATFORM:
Dreamcast
PUBLISHER:
Atari
DEVELOPER:
Rage Software
GENRE: Adventure
PLAYERS:   1-2
RELEASE DATE:
September 09, 1999
ESRB RATING:
Teen


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