» Project Xenoclone Description

Dive into an exciting sci-fi story where secrecy, treason and innocence will open the doors to a reality as horrible as it is merciless! Set in an abandoned railway complex, the front for a top-secret biotechnology lab, a security guard and a young doctor are the only survivors among thousands of bloodthirsty creatures. Guide them through levels packed with relentless action and uncover the shady truth about Project Xenoclone. It's one intensely unique 3D shooter experience!

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» Project Xenoclone Reviews

• "This is probably the best game I've played from reflexive. It is very hard and keeps you on your toes! You must run through a broken down railroad yard with dead bodies everywhere and monsters coming at you left and right! You must fight your way through to find various items to complete your mission and move to the next 'level'. I am finding it very hard to find all the things needed to move on before a monster kills me... frustrating, but it just makes me more determined. I love this game! The only negative is there are no instructions (that I could see) at the beginning to explain how to get your person to move... use letters W, A, S, D and click on mouse to fire. You won't be able to kill the monsters when you first start. You must try to run around them and make it to the door on the other far side... from there you will get help and instructions. This is a GREAT game... well worth the money!" - masterkat
• "Apparently this game doesn't work as intended. You can run around like crazy and shoot all you want, and nothing dies except YOU! Monsters or the Undead in this game are just that .. UNDEAD and they don't die no matter how much you shoot at them." - searon

» Project Xenoclone System Requirements

• Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
• Processor: 500 MHz or faster
• Memory: 128 MB or more
• DirectX 9.0 or later

» Project Xenoclone Extra Info

Did you know that...

Xenos is a word used in ancient Greek from Homer onwards that has a wide gradient of meaning, signifying such divergent concepts as “enemy stranger” as well as “ritual friend”. The ambiguity of the meaning of xenos is not a modern misunderstanding, but was in fact present in ancient Greece. Sophocles uses the vagueness of the word xenos in his tragedy Philoctetes , with Neoptolemus using the word exclusively for Philoctetes to indicate the uncertain relationship between the two characters. Xenos can be used to refer to guest-friends whose relationship is constructed under the ritual of xenia ("guest-friendship").

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