Based on an Unreal Tournament 3 mod, Renegade X: Black Dawn is a Command & Conquer style first-person shooter that incorporates all the vehicles and open-world mayhem into real-time action experience.
Indie developer Totem Arts announced today that Renegade X: Black Dawn's single-player campaign is currently available for download, right now. The best part about it is that it's free-to-play and contains all the high-quality action and entertainment values from a AAA big-budget title. The graphics are superb and the lighting and use of the shaders are implemented nicely, giving the game it's own, dark, distinctive look.
As stated on the official website...
First, I’d like to congratulate Totem Arts and the Renegade X community on its 5th anniversary! It’s been five years since we originally announced Renegade X as an Unreal Tournament 3 mod. Since then, we’ve released five multiplayer betas on UT3, and in the past year and a half, we’ve been working on the standalone version of Renegade X. We hope the coming year is as kind to us as our previous years! And what better day to release our singleplayer campaign - Renegade X: Operation Black Dawn.
What's more is that a multiplayer version is also in the works where players will command tanks, helicopters, drop-ships and more as they battle for control of territories and resources, Command & Conquer style.
For the most part, if you've always wanted to experience what an epic, large-scale battle from C&C would be like on ground level as grunt trooper, well here's your chance.
To download the single-player campaign be sure to head on over to the Official Renegade X: Black Dawn Website.
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