Save the Hostages

People were running from all directions, screaming and running toward the exits. People were running from all directions, screaming and running toward the exits. The target building was filled with people. A terrified teen could be heard shouting "help me! they're goinnn to kill me!" I ran up to the suspect, who was still in mid-sentence, and told her she was going to die if she didn't stop shooting. She lowered her gun and said "sorry." She even threw away her weapon so we could converse. The Save the Hostages is a teacher at a middle school I attended previously. This time around, she had taken hostages in a science classroom, where they were hiding out from a firing squad that had been sent after them for kidnapping children. The school's principal and another student were also inside with her when shots rang out, opening fire on them as they held their captives hostage.

The clock is ticking. Save the hostages, or die trying. With the outcome of the war in the balance, both sides have deployed super-powered individuals to guard key targets. Only one side will be able to claim victory and save the world—or be wiped out in the process. Each side has a team of specialists dedicated to protecting their own personnel. Players take on the role of one of these guardians and must work together to keep their marks safe while eliminating opposing threats. Anyone who thinks they can just stroll into a power target’s office, shoot them dead, and be done with it — they’re in for a world of hurt. You see, not only are superheros gifted with special abilities and technological equipment and weaponry, but so are supervillains.