Whilst not a bad character at all, his backstory is very similar to something we’ve seen before with Marcus Fenix, and to lesser extent, JD Fenix in Gears 5. As a former COG soldier, Gabe Diaz is living with his past mistakes before being called back into action. What we have hear is your standard Gears of War story experience. Tactics retains the Gears cinematic style. It puts the war back into the Gears of WAR franchise, something that has been missing from the recent games. It’s nice to go back to the early days of E-Day, and surrounding the story around the use of the Hammers was a great idea. Gabe Diaz is caught up in the middle of this on his mission to recover Intel about Ukkon, a Locust Sire who has been experimenting with imulsion and creating new breeds of Locust monsters. Set 12 years before the events of the original Gears of War, the Locust-Human war is in full swing and Chairman Prescott has authorized the use of the Hammer of Dawn in a desperate attempt to wipe out the Locust population, albeit with a great cost. The squad-based cover-shooting gameplay was always primed for this sort of game and the long wait has paid off. It never once occurred to me before how well an XCOM style Gears of War game would work, but when it was announced I immediately knew it was the right choice. In Mount Kadar's secret laboratory, Niles would plunge the planet into another 17 years of war.With the recent success of Gears 5 things are starting to look up for the Gears of War franchise. One test subject, Myrrah, would be so resistant to Imulsion, that eventually with the use of her stem cells and Sires, the Locust as a group with a purpose were finally created.
A byproduct of this was the production of Sires, which came about after he spliced human DNA with specific creatures that lived in the Hollow underneath the surface. He would inject children with Imulsion, only to discover that the glowing liquid would cause a breakdown of their cells, leaving them to slowly degenerate.ĭuring this process, Niles was assigned to produce a medicine for the COG, but as he put it, he was "creating gods" for them. Being based at the New Hope Research Facility, he would cover up his sick experiments as he conducted genetic experimentation on children. See, Niles was meant to cure Imulsion-poisoned miners of Rustlung. But no, these were all one man's twisted creations. Many inhabitants on the planet and even players throughout the series would have thought that Queen Myrrah was behind the subterranean race known as the Locust. Not only was it basically the sole reason for the Pendulum Wars, but as noted earlier, gave Niles the excuse he needed for an ample supply of bodies for testing.
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