Binary Domain is the next game from Toshihiro Nagoshi, best known as the creator of the Yakuza series. The trailers look to promise a story of robotic rebellion, Blade Runner-style questions about ...

It’s man versus machine in the world of Binary Domain. Robotic technology has advanced greatly in 2080, but there are rules – like not making humanoid robots. Japan, the number one nation in the world ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The year is 2080, and a violent conflict is bubbling between human kind and the machines. Throw into the mix some robots that not only look human but ...

Oh boy. Binary Domain isn't afraid to present human nature at its worst. Is there any way to play for the robot side? Yakuza Studio is quite proud of its robot-centric plot, which is set in a dystopic ...

Brendan Keogh explores Binary Domain’s question of what it means to be human. Wait, they’re human. Which is surprising, perhaps, considering how the game starts. When playable character Dan and his ...

Yakuza Studio’s Binary Domain taps into the increasingly common robot-ruled dystopian narrative we’ve been seeing more and more of in recent years as cyberpunk fiction has come back into vogue. The ...

SEGA has released a new trailer for their upcoming third person shooter, Binary Domain. The trailer introduces players to the world of Binary Domain — a world where mankind fights against robots for ...

Binary Domain is set in the late 21st century where robots are commonplace. International laws affect the manufacture of these robots a la I, Robot. I didn’t know that Binary Domain even existed going ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The setting is heavily militarized Japan in the year 2080. Society has come to depend on robots, but countries capable of constructing them signed a ...