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Niniejszy poradnik do gry Syndicate ma za zadanie pomoc graczowi w ukonczeniu kampanii oraz dostarczyc dodatkowych informacji na temat przeciwnikow, broni, a przede wszystkim dzialania mechaniki czipu DART-6 w jaki wyposazony jest nasz bohater. Syndicate – singleplayer – poradnik do gry zawiera poszukiwane przez graczy tematy i lokacje jak m.in. Wymagania Sprzetowe (PC) Rozdzial 2- Assault on Aspari (Kampania) Rozdzial 20- Jack Denham (Kampania) Rozdzial 3- Aspari Extraction (Kampania) Rozdzial 16- Human Resources (Kampania) Niewykorzystane w kampanii (Ulepszenia DART-6) Wykorzystane w kampanii (Ulepszenia DART-6) Rozdzial 1- Wakeup Call (Kampania) Rozdzial 14- The Wall (Kampania) Rozdzial 11- Ramon (Kampania) Informacja o grze Strzelanina z widokiem z perspektywy pierwszej osoby oparta na motywach legendarnego Syndicate z roku 1993, stworzonego przez studio Bullfrog. Akcja ma miejsce w przyszlosci 2069 roku, gdzie o dominacje walcza trzy megakorporacje. Jako czlonek jednej z nich uczestniczymy w zawilej intrydze majacej na celu zdobycie kontroli nad cala ludzkoscia. Gra Syndicate, cieplo przyjeta zarowno przez krytykow, jak i graczy, to przedstawiciel gatunku strzelanin. Tytul wydany zostal w Polsce w 2012 roku i dostepny jest na platformach: PC, X360, PS3. Wersja jezykowa oficjalnie dystrybuowana na terenie kraju to: angielska.

From the Collins Crime Club archive, the third standalone novel by Freeman Wills Crofts, dubbed ‘The King of Detective Story Writers’.Seymour Merriman’s holiday in France comes to an abrupt halt when his motorcycle starts leaking petrol. Following a lorry to find fuel, he discovers that it belongs to an English company making timber pit-props for coal mines back home. His suspicions of illegal activity are aroused when he sees the exact same lorry with a different number plate – and confirmed later with the shocking discovery of a body. What began as amateur detective work ends up as a job for Inspector Willis of Scotland Yard, a job requiring tenacity, ingenuity and guile . . .Freeman Wills Crofts’ transition from civil engineer on the Irish railways to world-renowned master of the detective mystery began with The Cask when he was fully 40 years old; but it was his third novel, the baffling The Pit-Prop Syndicate, that was singled out by his editors in 1930 as the first for inclusion in Collins’ prestigious new series of reprints ‘for crime connoisseurs’.This Detective Club classic is introduced by John Curran, author of The Hooded Gunman, and includes the bonus of an exclusive short story by Crofts, ‘Danger in Shroude Valley’.

This exciting thriller by the late Frank Froest, himself a detective of international fame, will satisfy the most exacting of detective story connoisseurs. Against a familiar London background we have here a tale of breath-taking adventure – knifing, arson, racing-taxicabs, and shooting-to-kill.Lost in a London fog, young Jimmie Hallett is accosted by a frightened woman who hands him a package and flees. Within hours, he is being questioned about the murder of the girl’s father and a dangerous international conspiracy. Can genial detective Weir Menzies, even with all the resources of Scotland Yard behind him, succeed in outwitting a faceless gang of organised thieves and killers?Frank Froest, the highly decorated Superintendent of Scotland Yard’s C.I.D., began his retirement from the Metropolitan Police by writing The Grell Mystery, acclaimed as the first crime novel to incorporate authentic police procedures. With George Dilnot, co-author of the story collection The Crime Club, Froest wrote one more novel, the ambitious and thrilling The Rogues’ Syndicate, published in 1916 and also released as a silent movie, Millionaire Hallet’s Adventure. The book was republished in April 1930 by the Detective Story Club, but was inadvertently sourced from an abridged, Americanised version called The Maelstrom.This Detective Club classic restores the full text of the British first edition, and includes an introduction by the Detective Story Club’s original series editor, F. T. Smith.