Official G-Force characters list for the game

15 July 2009

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Posted by:Josh Romero

G-Force: The Video Game features the character Darwin from the film in the lead role of an interactive action adventure platformer. It will be released for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2, Xbox 360, Wii, PSP, Nintendo DS, PC, iPhone and mobile platforms on July 21st, 2009.

As Darwin and his housefly surveillance sidekick Mooch, players will use awesome high-tech gadgets and stealthy strategy as they team up with the other G-Force agents to complete their exciting mission to save the world from an evil billionaire and his army of robot appliances.

Here is a list of characters that will appear in the game: (click their name to see an image of the character where available).

1. Blaster – The fearless adrenaline junkie who works on some collaborative missions with your playable character, Darwin, on site.

2. Darwin – The hero guinea pig of the story. Darwin has been trained under a classified FBI initiative to make use of animals for stealth missions. He is special ops trained. As standard, he is equipped with an electro whip for melee combat and a plasma gun for long range targeting. He also has a jetpack to aid navigation and IR goggles that allow him to see in the dark using heat signatures. In addition to his standard equipment, Darwin comes across a whole array of special hi-tech weapons and gadgets during his mission to stop Sabersense. Darwin can also communicate with humans through a special translation device which is assumed on as standard throughout the game to enable the player to understand him.

3. Dr. Elaine Stone – A character created just for the game, Dr. Elaine Stone is a research scientist (head of chip manufacturing) who is intelligent, dominant, in her 40s and the assumed partner of Dr. Elliot Stone. She is unaware of the presence of the G-Force and never directly or physically interacts with them. However she communicates to Darwin during certain missions to help provide useful information, never realizing that she is communicating with a Guinea Pig. In addition to appearing in cut-scenes, Dr. Elaine Stone is used to build plot during mission objectives and also appears in some in-game sequences.

4. Hurley – Hurley is an overweight long-haired Guinea Pig. Food is his passion (layer cake is his favorite) although all he wants is to be a pet. Hurley is smart, sharp-witted & actually more world knowledgeable than the other G-Force members. Though he often speaks before he thinks.

5. Juarez – Juarez is a highly professional and organized Guinea Pig who is highly intelligent. She is also a sharp-tongued Latina who doesn’t suffer fools lightly. In the game Juarez is responsible for remote assistance, mapping, objectives and communications.

6. Mooch – Mooch is a housefly member of the G-Force team who acts as Darwin’s sidekick. In a funny twist, Mooch doesn’t actually know that he is a housefly. He actually thinks he is an apache gun ship. Being a housefly, Mooch is easily distracted by blue lights and sweet substances. Thankfully Mooch has some skills that will come in handy including hi-tech surveillance technology that can be used to beam back images to Darwin from places that are inaccessible to the Guinea Pig. In addition, being a housefly allows for Mooch to see in slow motion, allowing him to navigate easily around fast moving objects. He can also interact with electrical appliances – scanning equipment for intel and also activating switches. He can also carry small objects if need be. Mooch is a playable character in G-Force: The Video Game.

7. Saber – An incredibly wealthy former arms dealer (a human) on the FBI’s watch list.

8. Security Guard 1 – These human enemy guards (unique to the game) are unaware of the presence of the G-Force. Thus they will fire upon Darwin when they spot him, assuming he is a pest.

9. Speckles – Speckles is a bad sighted Mole who is also a member of the G-Force. He is the technical genius of the squad and provides technical and communication guidance to the player.

10. Swat Guys – Unique to the game, these human “Swat Guys” are also unaware of the presence of the G-Force, never having direct physical contact or interacting with them. They are called in to combat the enemy appliances, taking over the Saber Mansion (as unwitting allies of the G-Force).

Here is an action-packed trailer for G-Force: The Video Game. (be sure the volume is low as the beginning part is super loud and annoying)