The first thing you’ll notice when you first boot up Disaster is that the graphics are really nicely done. Overall, the game is incredibly cheesy in aspects but for some reason, I think this was the style that Monolith Soft were going for in telling their narrative. I wouldn’t be surprised if you guessed what happened with the plot as it folds out, and it’s pretty easy to peg the characters and the kinds of personalities they’ll have before they even open their mouths. The story itself is very hollywood movie-esque, with a lot of clichés and archetypes occurring within Disaster: Day of Crisis. Ray reluctantly accepts the offer, as one of the hostages that SURGE has taken is someone who is very dear to him, and thus Ray must overcome his personal demons and issues to save the day. SURGE have used the natural disasters as a cover to steal several nuclear warheads and has made demands to the White House that, if not met, will result in SURGE detonating the nukes. Fast forward a few years, and disaster hits Blue Ridge City and hundreds of citizens are in danger at the several natural catastrophes that are occuring, with Ray being contracted by the FBI to not only save the civilians, but also to stop SURGE, a former military organisation who’ve gone rogue. However, in the game’s prologue, players will discover that Ray cannot save everyone and that he will question his own abilities. Ray tries to save almost everyone and up until now, has saved everyone that has fallen into trouble. Ray is a former US Marine and International Rescue Team member, who has a very caring and philanthropic view on life. So, after hearing little to nothing about the game, does Disaster hold up – or is the game a disaster in itself?ĭisaster: Day of Crisis opens with the protagonist and our character, Raymond Bryce. And now, a whole two years later, Disaster has finally seen a release, albeit only in PAL territories and Japan. Along with Project H.A.M.M.E.R, these two games looked to appeal to a more mature audience while still utilising the “everybody can play” control schemes of the Wii. The game was first announced in a whole batch of games when the Wii itself was first announced, with the original piece of footage debuting at E3 2006. If you don't think any of the above situations apply, you can use this feedback form to request a review of this block.The development of Disaster: Day of Crisis has been a very strange one.
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