Resistance: Burning Skies

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The story begins with Tom Riley, along with Engine 174, driving through Staten Island. They eventually arrive at a burning power station. Not long after entering the station, Tom is seperated from his fellow firemen, when he falls through a weak floorboard. After making his way back up the station, Tom witnesses a fellow firemen get abducted and killed by a Longleg. Startled, Tom gathers his wits, and fights his way to fellow firefighter Smitty, the only other survivor. The two eventually make it out of the station, and into the war-torn streets of Staten Island.

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6 h 11 minAverage completion time
6 h 3 minMain
6 h 14 minMain + Sides
7 h 5 minCompletionist

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Genres
Shooter
Game Modes
Single player • Multiplayer
Player Perspective
First person
Platforms and release dates

Vita

2012-06-12
Developers
Nihilistic Software
Publishers
Sony Computer Entertainment
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60
Metacritic63 ratings
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IGDB6 ratings

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The story begins with Tom Riley, along with Engine 174, driving through Staten Island. They eventually arrive at a burning power station. Not long after entering the station, Tom is seperated from his fellow firemen, when he falls through a weak floorboard. After making his way back up the station, Tom witnesses a fellow firemen get abducted and killed by a Longleg. Startled, Tom gathers his wits, and fights his way to fellow firefighter Smitty, the only other survivor. The two eventually make it out of the station, and into the war-torn streets of Staten Island.

Resistance: Burning Skies is a unique Resistance experience developed specifically for PS Vita that takes full advantage of the system's dual analog sticks and features an all-new hero and story written by William C. Dietz, author of Resistance: The Gathering Storm and Resistance: A Hole in the Sky.

Details

Genres
Shooter
Game Modes
Single player • Multiplayer
Player Perspective
First person
Platforms and release dates

Vita

2012-06-12
Developers
Nihilistic Software
Publishers
Sony Computer Entertainment