Earth No More

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Earth No More
Developer(s) Unannounced
Radar Group (Producer)
Engine Unreal Engine 3
Platform(s) Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Release date(s) TBA
Genre(s) First-person shooter
Mode(s) Single-player, Multiplayer
Media/distribution DVD-DL, BD-ROM

Earth No More is an upcoming first-person shooter video game produced by Radar Group (Formerly by 3D Realms). It was scheduled to be released in 2009[1] for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 video game consoles by the Finnish developer Recoil Games.[2] The release was postponed indefinitely in 2009 due to financial reasons[3] and in February 2011 Recoil Games told the Finnish financial newspaper Kauppalehti that they're no longer involved in the project. In the Radar Group website, the developer of the game is listed as "unannounced".[4]

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[edit] Setting

Earth No More opens in a small New England town quarantined due to a mysterious outbreak. Poisonous red vines have been spreading quickly, (similar to the red weed in War of the Worlds) simultaneously strangling and terra-forming the environment. The main character is at the town with the four other characters that he will team up with.[5]

[edit] Controversy

In February 2008 Edge[6] reported that 3D Realms was being sued by Cinemagraphix Entertainment for stealing the idea of the Earth No More video game. Cinemagraphix claimed that they had pitched the idea in 2005 to various game developers including 3D Realms. The Cinemagraphix complaints accuse the defendants (3D Realms), of copyright infringement, unlawful competition, misappropriation, unfair business practices, unjust enrichment, conspiracy and other claims. They said that 3D Realms had not just stolen the name but the premise and concept art as well, stating that their concept and the in-development shooter are "virtually identical in substance".

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