Preview: CVG
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Individuals can make a difference. That's the theme that runs clean through Turning Point like a bullet through a Nazi's skull. Take Dan Carson, for instance. In Turning Point, you'll be taking charge of his every movement via the medium of tapping buttons and twiddling sticks. He's just your average New York Joe.
Sure, he's a burly guy, but to a heavily trained, suited, booted Nazi henchman, he's about as intimidating as the cast of Friends. But with this unassuming tool, you're going to have to generate and maintain a resistance against the Nazi invaders who threaten your way of life. And the twist? The battleground this time out isn't Nowhereville-Sur-Mer. In Turning Point's history rewrite (via Robert Harris' Fatherland) in 1953 the Nazis, conquerors of Europe, have reached the shores of New York - and you're standing at Ground Zero.
