Welcome to Gemini! A binary planet system orbiting its red dwarf host. You join us in the midst of a skirmish between the inhabitants of two worlds on the brink of interplanetary war.The Avians (a bird-like species) occupy the original home world, with their distant cousins, the Trivexians (a reptile species) colonising and inhabiting its twin. Both planets originally had temperate climates with resources to spare, and while the Avians managed to maintain and protect their biosphere, the Trivexians could not; then following a climate catastrophe their world was reduced to an arid, near lifeless desert.As resources diminished and calls for aid met with reluctance, the Trivexians became envious of their Avian cousin’s world, with its tantalising oceans and luscious purple vegetation. Following a number of incursions to take what they believed was rightfully theirs, the fighting ensued. Join the battle, pick a side, fight for a cause, and destroy the enemy.‘Gemini: Binary Conflict’ is a multiplayer, class based, first person shooter set in an exotic environment with a bold visual style. The game contains unconventional weaponry, equipment, armour, class roles and modes and aims to provide a subtle mixture of mechanics both familiar and unusual to create a unique and engaging gameplay experience. Features: Player class system, with an array of unusual weaponry and abilities, making each class truly unique. A variety of PvP gamemodes up to 16 players, ranging from Free-for-all to our flagship mode, ‘Warpath’; push enemy lines aided by an army of AI androids, deploy support structures and strategise with your team to take down and capture enemy bases. Co-op gamemode ‘Holdout’; up to 5 players stranded in enemy territory survive increasingly difficult waves of hostiles and boss encounters, whilst activating defences and power-ups to aid the completion of the objective: successfully repair the base. XP / Unlock system, allowing players to level up their classes, unlock armour cosmetics and weapon / equipment sidegrades as they progress in-game. Player customisation system, allowing expressive variety in-game. Players can choose any colour for armour and weapons, as well as individually swap armour pieces acquired in class progression. Armour destruction system. Armour is not only customisable, but it actually protects individual parts of your body, both functionally and visually destructible, allowing for an extra layer of depth in combat. An array of maps featuring visually bold and unique environments. Fully fledged bot support. Bots capable of competing alongside you as if they were real players, taking objectives, using equipment, customising themselves, and taking advantage of their individual class strengths, on any gamemode.