Before man climbed down from the trees to shop in megastores and drink cappuccino, before the Earth wadded itself into a cool blue ball, before the Moon even existed, there was the Island. The Island, a massive fragment of a long-lost planet, hurtling blindly through space. Upon the surface of this paradise wanders the giant, Kabuto. Little does Kabuto know that the Island was home to others before him. In the oceans, there dwells a matriarchal race called the Sea Reapers. In their pride, they created Kabuto, as a defense against intruders. But Kabuto became conscious of himself, his loneliness, his pain – and he went berserk.
Space castaways, the Meccs piloted their ship through space, looking for their missing friends. If you haven’t guessed already, they ended up on the Island. Faced with yet another unscheduled layover while on their way to Planet Majorca, the Meccs decide to make the best of their temporary home. Just their luck – the natives are already embroiled in their own little war, and the Mecc visitors are most unwelcome!
Meccaryns… Sea Reapers… Kabuto… One island isn’t big enough for the three of them.
Space castaways, the Meccs piloted their ship through space, looking for their missing friends. If you haven’t guessed already, they ended up on the Island. Faced with yet another unscheduled layover while on their way to Planet Majorca, the Meccs decide to make the best of their temporary home. Just their luck – the natives are already embroiled in their own little war, and the Mecc visitors are most unwelcome!
Meccaryns… Sea Reapers… Kabuto… One island isn’t big enough for the three of them.
Space castaways, the Meccs piloted their ship through space, looking for their missing friends. If you haven’t guessed already, they ended up on the Island. Faced with yet another unscheduled layover while on their way to Planet Majorca, the Meccs decide to make the best of their temporary home. Just their luck – the natives are already embroiled in their own little war, and the Mecc visitors are most unwelcome!
Giants: Citizen Kabuto Key Features:
1, Three unique races, each with a totally different gameplay experience
2, Bawdy humor that will keep you laughing throughout the game
3, One of the most original games ever created
4, original version from 2000
| Minimum System Requirements | Recommended System Requirements | |
| CPU | 1 GHz Processor (1.4 GHz recommended) | Intel Pentium 4 1.6GHz / AMD Athlon XP 1600+ |
| VRAM | 256 MB | |
| RAM | 256 MB RAM | 512 MB |
| OS | Windows (XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10) | Unknown |
| Graphics Card | NVidia or ATI/AMD 3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 7 (compatible with DirectX 9 recommended) | nVidia GeForce 9300 / AMD Radeon HD 2350 Pro |
| Direct X | DX 8 | |
| HDD Space | 1100 MB available space | 750 MB |
| Game Analysis | In Giants: Citizen Kabuto, players take on the roles of three humanoid races: gun-toting Meccaryns, magic-wielding Sea Reapers, and the gigantic Kabuto. Each player is assigned direct control of a single character. The game's developers, Planet Moon Studios, created this design to encourage players to focus on the action and not to be burdened with micromanagement. Players can customize the controls, which are largely the same for each race, with slight differences for abilities.The single-player mode consists of a sequence of missions set as an overarching story. Each mission requires the completion of certain objectives to progress to the next mission. The objectives are usually the elimination of enemies or a certain structure, but several of them test the player's eye–hand coordination or require the player to rescue and protect certain units. Players control their characters from a default third person perspective; a first person view is optional. Each race has its own offensive style, and a special mode of fast movement. Killing a creature releases a power-up, which heals or awards weapons to its collector. | |
| High FPS | 200+ FPS ( GTX 1060 ) | |
