Hundreds of hungry zombies roam the streets, jumping on cars and trying to get to the drivers. Outrageous speed, rivers of blood, brutal cars, equipped with instruments of destruction: spikes, saws and blades, and don't forget the boosters. The restricted zone became a Mecca for marauders and criminals who hunted for artifacts and thrills of dead city street racing. There has been a fatal accident in the Large Hadron Collider that plunged the nearby city into chaos, filling it with anomalies and turning the residents into zombies.
In addition, the game includes a six-player Survival mode that confronts a human squad against a never-ending onslaught of the aliens’ most powerful foes.Other videos: Gameplay video 2, Gameplay video 3.ĭrive and kill in a bloody car battle with no rules and no brakes on PS3.Īrmageddon Riders is a bloody car battle for fans of fast drive, with no rules and no brakes! You're driving a killing machine on the streets of a dead city.
Every EDF soldier is armed with more than 150 weapons and four upgradeable armor sets, and they participate in uninterrupted arcade action that is the series’ fastest and deadliest.
The Campaign mode allows up to three players to work together online to battle insects and aliens across a completely destructible city. The game also offers a new dimension to the Earth Defense Force series, which originated in Japan, with fresh aspects for all EDF warriors to enjoy. Insect Armageddon builds on the franchise’s rich heritage of casual fun and addicting gameplay, making it a cult classic. Humanity’s final hope lies with the Earth Defense Force to defend the earth from the insect swarm, even if it involves blowing up the entire city as part of the eradication procedure. In Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon, the bugs are back, and it’s no picnic for the world’s best soldiers as the most concentrated huge insect invasion ever threatens human civilization until the Earth Defense Force (EDF) can stop them! The massive bug problem in New Detroit is unavoidable.
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