The video game G-Force is an officially licensed adaptation of the film of the same name. The player assumes the role of Darwin, a guinea pig who serves in a covert government organization. Darwin is one of the members of this group. His job is to protect the infamous industrial magnate Saber, who can control common household appliances and employ them as weapons.
It should come as no surprise that these are the primary antagonists in this game. However, Darwin is not even close to being helpless; he is armed with various firearms and devices, such as a jet pack, an electronic whip, and a grappling hook, which he uses to kill the aliens. Fights take up most of the available time, although there are puzzles to solve. The fly known as Mooch is necessary for several of them. It may be called forth at any time and can ground, deactivate electronic equipment, fly through small holes, and even slow down time to get obstacles moving quickly.
The player can unearth computer chips and concealed disks through the game. On the one hand, these can be utilized to restore health and ammunition and enhance weaponry. You also can switch to an infrared view and search for things through that. This will reward additional information.
Both the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions come with a play mode that can be toggled to accommodate 3D glasses.
