It is 2055. Dark, a mysterious character of unknown past, emerges in a world war. He's fighting only for hire and for each side of the conflict. Extreme power makes some people think that he's not a human. During the war he has never lost any battle.

Now after the war is officially finished he still fights. No-one knows his reasons.

Joint governments set up a reward for the one who'll kill Dark. Since recruits around the world don't want to split that money they have created a competition - League. Only the one who wins will have a possibility to beat Dark.

“This high paced shooter is a total adrenaline rush from start to finish.” says Topware Interactive managing director James Seaman “Stay tuned for more news, screens, trailers, and an incredible demo of this FPS classic.”

The Player can choose between 13 arenas and 5 characters and fight in a Single-player and a Multi-player mode. The game provides two special modes: Deathmatch, where the winner is the one who has collected given number of frags, and Burn, where the winner is the one who has survived the competition. Each fight can be made with special modifiers like Low Gravity, Weapon Power Up, Poison or Sudden Death.

League, the main Single-Player game mode, allows the players to fight on the arenas, gather points and eventually fight with a boss - Dark.

The maps in Burn contain a lot of bonuses and environment vulnerable to destruction. There are 7 different weapons available in the game, each with an alternative fire mode. Additionally, weapons have power up system based on levels. The higher level a weapon achieves, the more power/more shooting speed/more ammo in magazine etc, it has. Experience points are awarded for accurate shooting. When the player dies, all weapons’ levels are reset.

Features of Burn:

• dynamic game-play,
• interesting arenas,
• unique weapons,
• advanced AI,
• multi player and single player modes,
• dynamic music theme,
• graphics improved by a modern technology,

Topware Interactive will release Burn in North America on August 1, 2007.