Fate (DogBone Software)
Developer(s)	DogBone Software
Publisher(s)	Intracorp Entertainment
Engine	Build engine
Release date(s)	Never released. Demo was released
Genre(s)	First-person shooter
Mode(s)	Single player
Platform(s)	MS-DOS

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Story

The beginning of the game takes place on Pymandros. You have been captured by the Lesyrgian Troops who have come to your planet to regain the All-Father. They are keeping you in a guarded area of the temple for interrogation. You can escape by breaking down the door or you can move a barrel to jump into an air duct. (taken from the readme file that came with the demo)

References

• PC Games That Weren't