There is more to the game, but it’s all pretty inconsequential to the main thing the game wants you to do and that is – breaks things. What better way to take the EDF down a peg than knocking down all their buildings and any other fun things they have to break. Looking to make a new life for himself with the help of his brother, after a short tutorial and a sudden death in the family it quickly becomes a tale of revenge.
You play as Alec Mason, a mining engineer and demolitions expert who has recently moved to Mars. The titular Red Faction are freedom fighters seeking to make it a free Mars and get the EDF off the planet.
The Earth Defence Force (EDF) has taken control of Mars and its resources, and in turn, forced its citizens into unpaid labour. It’s time to get back to Mars and help the resistance. It wasn’t until the third game, Red Faction Guerilla on the Xbox 360, that I actually got to see what the Geo-Mod engine could do, although a much more enhanced version.
For the console at the time, the PlayStation 2 (and strangely enough the N-Gage also!) it sounded pretty amazing. The Geo-Mod engine allowed you to destroy the environment around you. Way back in 2001, Red Faction hit the gaming scene.
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