Total Recall Online - Next-gen Browser MMO


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Prepare for the next generation of MMO browser gaming - Total Recall Online. Based on the new Sony Feature film Total Recall released this year starring Colin Farrell, Kate Beckinsale, and Jessica Biel.

It is a time of social and political conflict. The world is rebuilding after a great war and a greater tragedy, but people are beginning to prosper once again. New innovations have brought up the quality of life, and changed the perception of recreation. Rekall technology has brought about Memory Vacations along with more questionable possibilities.

Step into a world where your mundane life may be nothing but a fragile facade. Those who dare to step beyond the veil will discover the dark secrets and hidden conspiracies in Total Recall. Seek the truth in this 3-D browser-based MMORPG, where your past is a puzzle, and your identity is whatever you make it.








http://www.zqgame.com/game-18.html

They should have made it so you start at max level and as you reveal your past and step in to your history your level goes down and you gain XP :D

Can't say I'm going to see the film as it so far looks like a remake of the original rather than a remake following the original story. But who is to say which is better?

Can't say I'm going to see the film as it so far looks like a remake of the original rather than a remake following the original story. But who is to say which is better?

Seen it and you are spot on. Well nearly...

It certainly owes more to the Arnie film than it does to the book!

Impressive if it runs within a browser... but dated if you compare to any current / upcoming mmo's with a client.

This better be F2P as well...

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