Genre: Action Adventure
Release Date: August 20, 2002 (US)
Release Date: August 20, 2002 (US)
Release Date: August 20, 2002 (US)
M for Mature: Blood and Gore, Violence
The Thing

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Genre: Action Adventure
Release Date: August 20, 2002 (US)
Release Date: August 20, 2002 (US)
Release Date: August 20, 2002 (US)
M for Mature: Blood and Gore, Violence
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The Thing

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John Carpenter's Antarctic alienation on your PC. Read Review

Black Label Games' third-person adventure starts where the movie leaves off. A team of American scientists residing in the Antarctic are unwittingly exposed to an alien creature that lives in any living organism. After the creature kills off most of the scientists, the remaining two men decide to blow up the entire camp to keep wipe it out completely. Players take on the role of a specialist Search and Rescue leader who's been sent to uncover the mysterious deaths of the previous US team. Players explore the destroyed station and fend of creatures while facing several dynamics, such as handling the freezing cold and a trust/fear system.


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The Thing

PC Reviews | Oct 5, 2002

The Thing is many things. It is John W. Campbell Jr.'s classic clever short story, "Who Goes There?" It is Howard Hawks' 1951 sci-fi B-movie with James Arness suited up like a giant vegetable. It is the slick, bleak John Carpenter adaptation, a chilling horror movie that featured state-of-the-art effects doing things we'd never seen before. And now … it's a computer game. Read More »

Editions

The Thing (PC)

Release Region: United States
Release Date: August 20, 2002
Publisher: Black Label Games

ESRB M for Mature Blood and Gore, Violence

The Thing (PC)

Release Region: Japan
Release Date: Unreleased
Publisher: Black Label Games

The Thing (PC)

Release Region: Australia
Release Date: Released
Publisher: Black Label Games

Also available on: Xbox, PlayStation 2

Features

    A classic story; intense strategy; tons of weaponry; awesome graphics; single-player action

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