Syndicate

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The Syndicate franchise is set in a dystopian future where mega-corporations called syndicates have altogether replaced the government, and enforce their rule with merciless, cybernetically-enhanced soldiers known as Agents.

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Overview

Destructible objects are a distinct feature of the series. In Syndicate (Game) and its expansionAmerican Revolt, many objects could be destroyed. In the sequel,Syndicate Wars (Game), almost all objects in the game world (including large buildings) could be destroyed.

Games

Syndicate Plus (Game)

6 June 1993

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

Syndicate (Game)

9 June 1993

Platforms/AmigaPlatforms/GenesisPlatforms/PCPlatforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/MacPlatforms/3DOPlatforms/Sega CDPlatforms/JaguarPlatforms/Amiga CD32Platforms/FM Towns

Syndicate: American Revolt

31 December 1993

Platforms/AmigaPlatforms/PC

Syndicate Wars (Game)

1 January 1996

Platforms/PCPlatforms/MacPlatforms/PlayStationPlatforms/PlayStation Network PS3Platforms/PlayStation Network PSP

Syndicate

21 February 2012

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Xbox 360Platforms/PlayStation 3

Franchise details

Name

Syndicate

Features

5 games

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First game

Syndicate Plus (Game)

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Miles Kilo (Character), Lily Drawl (Character), Jules Merit (Character), Jack Denham (Character), Emma Thalos (Character), Aidan Fall (Character), Tihomir Darius (Character), Akuma (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: China (Location), Laboratory (Location), Europe (Location), Los Angeles (Location), New York (Location), New England (Location), Sweden (Location), Argentina (Location), Colorado (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Blood (Concept), Extreme Violence (Concept), Profanity (Concept), Voice Acting (Concept), Cyborg (Concept), Collectible (Concept), Non-Player Character (Concept), Unlockables (Concept), Sprite (Concept), Games on Demand (Concept), Online (Concept), 4 Player Co-op (Concept), Chin Down, Eyes Up (Concept), Forced Slow Walking (Concept), Male Protagonists (Concept), Special Vision (Concept), Jump (Concept), Customizable Character (Concept), First-Person Perspective (Concept), Puzzle (Concept), Aim Down Sight (Concept), Breaking Through Windows (Concept), Explosion (Concept), Guided by Radio (Concept), Heads Up Display (Concept), Multiple Protagonists (Concept), Sniping (Concept), Vent Crawling (Concept), Boss Fight (Concept), Suicide (Concept), Boss (Concept), Evil Organization (Concept), Final Boss (Concept), See Through Walls (Concept), Spies (Concept), Revive (Concept), Waking Up Captured (Concept), Alternate Fire (Concept), Capitalism (Concept), Infinite Ammo (Concept), Mind Control (Concept), The Future (Concept), Aggressive Door-Opening (Concept), Hacking (Concept), Reversible Cover Art (Concept), Achievements (Concept), Cybernetics (Concept), Health (Concept), Isometric Viewpoint (Concept), Sliding Down Ladders (Concept), Sprinting (Concept), Run 'N Gun (Concept), Destructible Environment (Concept), Escort Mission (Concept), HUDdie (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Active Reload (Concept), Mission Briefing (Concept), Artificial Intelligence (Concept), Dystopian World (Concept), First-Person Platforming (Concept), Cyberpunk (Concept), Message on the Wall (Concept), High Definition Graphics (Concept), Headshot (Concept), Leitmotif (Concept), Fake In-game Advertising (Concept), Death (Concept), Blood Splatter (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Voice Chat (Concept), Knee Sliding (Concept), The Locked Door (Concept), Cooperative Play (Concept), Motion Blur (Concept), Xbox Live (Concept), First-Person Regain Consciousness (Concept), Exploding Barrel (Concept), PlayStation Network (Concept), Difficulty Level (Concept), PlayStation Trophies (Concept), Zoom (Concept), Breakable Glass (Concept), Crosshair (Concept), Difficulty Achievement (Concept), Dolby Digital (Concept), E3 1995 (Concept), Future Internet (Concept), GOG.com (Concept), Lens Flare (Concept), Monster Closet (Concept), Pedestrians (Concept), PlayStation Mouse Support (Concept), Same Name Reboot (Concept), Scripted Events (Concept), Sequel is in a Different Genre (Concept), Shielded Enemies (Concept), World Map (Concept), Xbox 360 Controller Support for PC (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Mask (Object), Car (Object), Facial Hair (Object), Laser (Object), Assault Rifle (Object), Gatling Gun (Object), Scope (Object), Explosives (Object), Grenade (Object), Gun (Object), Red Dot Sight (Object), Rocket Launcher (Object), Shotgun (Object), Sniper Rifle (Object), Pistol (Object), Flamethrower (Object), Uzi (Object), Air Duct (Object), Keycard (Object), Pipe (Object), First Aid Kit (Object), Glass (Object), Trench Coat (Object), Turret (Object), Ladder (Object), Blood (Object), Necktie (Object), Suit and Tie (Object), Corpse (Object), Couch (Object), Door (Object), Energy Force Shield (Object), Tree (Object), Gauss Rifle (Object), Houseplant (Object), Persuadatron (Object), Staircase (Object), Window (Object)

People

• Has people: Steve Blum (Person), Nolan North (Person), Yuri Lowenthal (Person), Jennifer Hale (Person), Karen Strassman (Person), Fred Tatasciore (Person), Peter Jessop (Person), Kath E. Soucie (Person), Arif S. Kinchen (Person), Neil Kaplan (Person), Mark Healey (Person), Peter Molyneux (Person), Megan Hollingshead (Person), Heather Halley (Person), Brian Cox (Person), Rick Wasserman (Person), Rosario Dawson (Person), Colette Whitaker (Person), Michael Wincott (Person), Christian Lanz (Person), Abby Craden (Person), Alan Wright (Person), Alex Camilleri (Person), Alex Cullum (Person), Alex Peters (Person), Alex Trowers (Person), Andrew MacKenzie (Person), Andrew Peach (Person), Andrew Robins (Person), Andy Milder (Person), Andy Sandham (Person), Ann Williams (Person), Benedict O'Reilly (Person), Bjarne Rene (Person), Carol Aggett (Person), Charles Deenen (Person), Chris Hill (Person), Chris Michaux (Person), Chris Munro (Person), Christian Wilson (Person), Colin Dodson (Person), Daniel Peacock (Person), Daniel Wilson (Person), David Bowry (Person), David Byrne (Person), David Rhead (Person), Demis Hassabis (Person), Dene Carter (Person), Findlay McGechie (Person), Frank Gibeau (Person), Gary Dunne (Person), Glenn Corpes (Person), Gordon Walton (Person), Graham Harbour (Person), Guy Simmons (Person), Jack Yang (Person), James Duffy (Person), James Herbert (Person), James Robertson (Person), Jeff Gamon (Person), Jino Talens (Person), Joe Cappelletti (Person), John Miles (Person), John Riccitiello (Person), John Westendorf (Person), Jonty Barnes (Person), Jörg Rohrer (Person), Joss Ellis (Person), Julian Glover (Person), Kathy McEntee (Person), Keith Ferris (Person), Kelly Harding (Person), Kevin Buckner (Person), Kevin Donkin (Person), Les Edgar (Person), Lloyd Sherr (Person), Lorraine Godfrey (Person), Mark Adami (Person), Mark Knight (Person), Mark Lamport (Person), Mark Webley (Person), Martin Griffiths (Person), Matthew Webster (Person), Michael Stenhouse (Person), Mike Diskett (Person), Neil Cook (Person), Nick Goldsworthy (Person), Paul Clarke (Person), Paul Cotterill (Person), Paul Hill-Gibbins (Person), Paul Lockley (Person), Paul McLaughlin (Person), Paul Walker (Person), Peter Murphy (Person), Philip Lever (Person), Phillip Jones (Person), Richard Underhill (Person), Rolph Busch (Person), Russell Shaw (Person), Sam Godber (Person), Sean Cooper (Person), Sean Ratcliffe (Person), Sue Mumford (Person), Tristan Paramor (Person), Tyrone Bernal-Soria (Person), Armando Valdes-Kennedy (Person), Roger Cross (Person), Jim Meskimen (Person), Ken Lally (Person), Per Juhlén (Person), Richard Morgan (Person), Kimberly Grefberg (Person), Gunnar Johansson (Person), Mikael Nermark (Person), Andreas Gshwari (Person), D.B. Cooper (Person), Karen Huie (Person), Robert Wilinski (Person)