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©2009 Aaron Klein:
[Ed: note to readers - our review was conducted on NTSC version of game, the PAL version in all PAL territories will not be available until March 2010. Why so long . . . we have no idea, perhaps it will be a complete rebuild? - who knows. So unless you have a NTSC Xbox 360, or live in Nth America, then this will have to be on your wish list if you're in any of the PAL territories - you can however get a taste of it via XboxLIVE's Demo if you like]
If you could go back in time, would you attempt to change history for personal enrichment or to prevent atrocities?
Or would to restrain yourself in order to preserve the causality that leads to your existence, or in fear of unleashing a worse future by preventing mankind from learning from its mistakes?
That is the question at the heart of Darkest of Days, a new game from Phantom EFX of Cedar Falls, Iowa. The game represents Phantom’s first entry in the first-person shooter genre and its first appearance on the Xbox 360.
• Darkest Of Days Trailer
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