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'''Kileak''': ''The DNA Imperative'' is a {{First Person|shooter}} / MechaGame released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation in 1995.
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A sequel titled ''Epidemic'' (''Kileak: The Blood 2: Reason in Madness'') is released in 1997, also for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation. Like the previous game, ''Epidemic'' is also a mech-themed action game from a first-person perspective.
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* SpiderTank: One resembling a daddy-longlegs spider (extremely long and spindly legs, with a tiny pod for a body) shows up as a boss in ''DNA Imperative''.
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* SpiderTank: One resembling Hydra-Taran, who resembles a daddy-longlegs spider (extremely long and spindly legs, with a tiny pod for a body) shows up as a boss in ''DNA Imperative''.Imperative''.
* StarfishAliens: Hydra-Amin is a gigantic reptilian brain-thing on long, spindly legs, with a gigantic tail acting like a proboscis.
* StarfishAliens: Hydra-Amin is a gigantic reptilian brain-thing on long, spindly legs, with a gigantic tail acting like a proboscis.
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* AlliterativeFamily: The heroes of both game, Matt and Masao Coda. They're father and son.
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* AntiAir: In the first game, Matt's SJ-107 attempts a landing on the South Pole base but was unsuccessful because of Dr. Kim's base being installed with SAM launchers.
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* AttackOfTheMonsterAppendage: The first game have tentacles and pincers sticking out the walls and ground in the game's middle half, set entirely within a cavern. These appendages can be exploded (at which point they slink back their holes, never to be seen again) but their owners are unseen.
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* AttackOfTheMonsterAppendage: The first ''DNA Imperative'' game have tentacles and pincers sticking out the walls and ground in the game's middle half, set entirely within a cavern. These appendages can be exploded (at which point they slink back their holes, never to be seen again) but their owners are unseen.
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* HappyEndingOverride: Matt stops the Kileak virus from wiping out the world at the first game's conclusion. The second game then reveals the apocalypse happens ''anyways'', several decades later, and now Matt's son Masao must finish off what his father started.
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* HappyEndingOverride: Matt stops the Kileak virus from wiping out the world at the first game's ''DNA Imperative'''s conclusion. The second game sequel then reveals the apocalypse happens ''anyways'', several decades later, and now Matt's son Masao must finish off what his father started.
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* SealedEvilInACan: What Kileak amounts to be in the first game. Until Dr. Kim opens that can, of course.
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'''Kileak''': ''The DNA Imperative'' is a {{First Person|shooter}} / MechaGame released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation in 1995.
In 2038, an outbreak of a biological viral strain had occured in an antarctic genetics research facility, triggered by the facility's head researcher Dr. Kim. Allegedly the head researcher of the facility's main project, codenamed Kileak, Dr. Kim turns out to be leader of a terrorist organization employing his own mech army, and the titular Kileak project, recovered from the fossilized remains of an extraterrestrial creature, turns out to be allegedly the ancestor to all life on Earth.
Matt Coda, leader of the International Peacekeeping Force's White Lightning team and an expert pilot of an SJ-107 Assault Suit. When Matt's transport is shot down in the South Pole, he bails in the SJ-107 and infiltrates Dr. Kim's Antarctic hideout. Now, Matt must stop Dr. Kim's terrorist organization who wants the Kileak DNA to TakeOverTheWorld.
A sequel titled ''Epidemic'' (''Kileak: The Blood 2: Reason in Madness'') is released in 1997, also for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation. Like the first game, ''Epidemic'' is also a mech-themed action game from a first-person perspective.
The sequel is set decades later in 2065, starring Matt's son, [[SpinOffspring Masao Coda]] as another pilot. A viral outbreak has occured in Neural City, the city's dominating supercomputer, Sirus, to seal everyone behind the city's walls. Masao suspects something is amiss and sets off to investigate with a SX-911 prototype mech suit.
Both games have obtained a bit of a [[CultClassic cult]] following ever since their release.
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!! The Kileak duology contains examples of:
* AfterTheEnd: The sequel is set 27 years after a deadly viral epidemic wiped out most of the city's populations, and the survivors are struggling as a powerful MegaCorp takes over everything.
* AntiAir: In the first game, Matt's SJ-107 attempts a landing on the South Pole base but was unsuccessful because of Dr. Kim's base being installed with SAM launchers.
* ArmCannon: The SJ-107 and SX-911 has guns in place for arms.
* AttackDrone: Most early enemies in both games are hovering, drone-like pods, either on mini-helicopters or booster packs. Despite being a lot smaller than the SJ-107 and SX-911 they're surprisingly durable.
* AttackOfTheMonsterAppendage: The first game have tentacles and pincers sticking out the walls and ground in the game's middle half, set entirely within a cavern. These appendages can be exploded (at which point they slink back their holes, never to be seen again) but their owners are unseen.
* CityInABottle: Neural City is sealed off from the world outside because of the Gigari virus.
* CriticalAnnoyance: When your energy level hits below 25%, the game will repeatedly announce "Battery Low!"
* CutAndPasteEnvironments: All over the place in both games, where almost each and every room and corridor looks the same! There are occasional stages which uses a new environment though, like suddenly sending the player to a mine tunnel.
* EnemyDetectingRadar: There's one onscreen in both games, thanks to the SJ-107 and SX-911 being a mech with it's own built-in radar.
* HappyEndingOverride: Matt stops the Kileak virus from wiping out the world at the first game's conclusion. The second game then reveals the apocalypse happens ''anyways'', several decades later, and now Matt's son Masao must finish off what his father started.
* HaveANiceDeath: Die in either game, and you're treated to a cutscene of the SJ-107 / SX-911 exploding, ''slooooowly'' bit by bit, Matt / Masao trapped in the cockpit screaming in agony as the whole thing blows. Then, a huge '''GAME OVER''' bursts out of the explosion and fills the screen.
* HomingProjectile: The SJ-107 and SX-911 can be upgraded into having a homing cannon, rapid-firing rounds that targets the closest enemy.
* IAmTheNoun: The original game, when [[spoiler:Kileak reveals itself to be sentient]].
--> [[spoiler:Coda, can't you see the truth? Your lifeform began long after the comet that destroyed my civilization. I am Kileak. I was the beginning. And I am the end.]]
* LiveActionCutscene: In the second game, between levels.
* MechaMooks: Robots are basic, recurring enemies of both games, appearing in a regular basis in various sizes.
* MissionControl: The original game have Carlos serving this role to Matt, relaying information via intercom in cutscenes.
* ReclaimedByNature: The sequel have every stage set indoors, until completing the final level. You then get a cutscene of New York, in the aftermath of the titular Epidemic, where the whole city is now overgrown with plants and vines, with the Statue of Liberty half-buried in all that green.
* SealedEvilInACan: What Kileak amounts to be in the first game. Until Dr. Kim opens that can, of course.
* SpiderTank: One resembling a daddy-longlegs spider (extremely long and spindly legs, with a tiny pod for a body) shows up as a boss in the first game.
* StationaryBoss: [[spoiler:After Kileak assimilates Dr. Kim and turns into a OneWingedAngel form, attached to a wall where it's main attack consists of spamming projectiles from a fixed position]].
* WalkingTank: The SJ-107 and SX-911 in the games, a bipedal machine piloted respectively by Matt or Masao.
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In 2038, an outbreak of a biological viral strain had occured in an antarctic genetics research facility, triggered by the facility's head researcher Dr. Kim. Allegedly the head researcher of the facility's main project, codenamed Kileak, Dr. Kim turns out to be leader of a terrorist organization employing his own mech army, and the titular Kileak project, recovered from the fossilized remains of an extraterrestrial creature, turns out to be allegedly the ancestor to all life on Earth.
Matt Coda, leader of the International Peacekeeping Force's White Lightning team and an expert pilot of an SJ-107 Assault Suit. When Matt's transport is shot down in the South Pole, he bails in the SJ-107 and infiltrates Dr. Kim's Antarctic hideout. Now, Matt must stop Dr. Kim's terrorist organization who wants the Kileak DNA to TakeOverTheWorld.
A sequel titled ''Epidemic'' (''Kileak: The Blood 2: Reason in Madness'') is released in 1997, also for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation. Like the first game, ''Epidemic'' is also a mech-themed action game from a first-person perspective.
The sequel is set decades later in 2065, starring Matt's son, [[SpinOffspring Masao Coda]] as another pilot. A viral outbreak has occured in Neural City, the city's dominating supercomputer, Sirus, to seal everyone behind the city's walls. Masao suspects something is amiss and sets off to investigate with a SX-911 prototype mech suit.
Both games have obtained a bit of a [[CultClassic cult]] following ever since their release.
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!! The Kileak duology contains examples of:
* AfterTheEnd: The sequel is set 27 years after a deadly viral epidemic wiped out most of the city's populations, and the survivors are struggling as a powerful MegaCorp takes over everything.
* AntiAir: In the first game, Matt's SJ-107 attempts a landing on the South Pole base but was unsuccessful because of Dr. Kim's base being installed with SAM launchers.
* ArmCannon: The SJ-107 and SX-911 has guns in place for arms.
* AttackDrone: Most early enemies in both games are hovering, drone-like pods, either on mini-helicopters or booster packs. Despite being a lot smaller than the SJ-107 and SX-911 they're surprisingly durable.
* AttackOfTheMonsterAppendage: The first game have tentacles and pincers sticking out the walls and ground in the game's middle half, set entirely within a cavern. These appendages can be exploded (at which point they slink back their holes, never to be seen again) but their owners are unseen.
* CityInABottle: Neural City is sealed off from the world outside because of the Gigari virus.
* CriticalAnnoyance: When your energy level hits below 25%, the game will repeatedly announce "Battery Low!"
* CutAndPasteEnvironments: All over the place in both games, where almost each and every room and corridor looks the same! There are occasional stages which uses a new environment though, like suddenly sending the player to a mine tunnel.
* EnemyDetectingRadar: There's one onscreen in both games, thanks to the SJ-107 and SX-911 being a mech with it's own built-in radar.
* HappyEndingOverride: Matt stops the Kileak virus from wiping out the world at the first game's conclusion. The second game then reveals the apocalypse happens ''anyways'', several decades later, and now Matt's son Masao must finish off what his father started.
* HaveANiceDeath: Die in either game, and you're treated to a cutscene of the SJ-107 / SX-911 exploding, ''slooooowly'' bit by bit, Matt / Masao trapped in the cockpit screaming in agony as the whole thing blows. Then, a huge '''GAME OVER''' bursts out of the explosion and fills the screen.
* HomingProjectile: The SJ-107 and SX-911 can be upgraded into having a homing cannon, rapid-firing rounds that targets the closest enemy.
* IAmTheNoun: The original game, when [[spoiler:Kileak reveals itself to be sentient]].
--> [[spoiler:Coda, can't you see the truth? Your lifeform began long after the comet that destroyed my civilization. I am Kileak. I was the beginning. And I am the end.]]
* LiveActionCutscene: In the second game, between levels.
* MechaMooks: Robots are basic, recurring enemies of both games, appearing in a regular basis in various sizes.
* MissionControl: The original game have Carlos serving this role to Matt, relaying information via intercom in cutscenes.
* ReclaimedByNature: The sequel have every stage set indoors, until completing the final level. You then get a cutscene of New York, in the aftermath of the titular Epidemic, where the whole city is now overgrown with plants and vines, with the Statue of Liberty half-buried in all that green.
* SealedEvilInACan: What Kileak amounts to be in the first game. Until Dr. Kim opens that can, of course.
* SpiderTank: One resembling a daddy-longlegs spider (extremely long and spindly legs, with a tiny pod for a body) shows up as a boss in the first game.
* StationaryBoss: [[spoiler:After Kileak assimilates Dr. Kim and turns into a OneWingedAngel form, attached to a wall where it's main attack consists of spamming projectiles from a fixed position]].
* WalkingTank: The SJ-107 and SX-911 in the games, a bipedal machine piloted respectively by Matt or Masao.
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