Unleash the power of terrain deformation as Jet Brody battles through a war-torn future America, using advanced weaponry and earth-shifting technology to outsmart the enemy in Fracture for PlayStation 3. Join the fight against the genetically enhanced Atlantic Alliance as you traverse iconic battlegrounds like the flooded remains of San Francisco and the devastated Rocky Mountains. Master the innovative Terrain Deformation mechanic to create cover, solve environmental puzzles, and gain the upper hand in intense firefights throughout the gripping single-player campaign. The East, now known as the Atlantic Alliance, symbolic of their union with Europe, puts its faith in surviving this new world in cybernetics, an established yet evolving technology now more than 150 years old. On the other side of the flooded continent, the Western states, now called the Republic of Pacifica and having allied with Asia, resort to solving their problems at the genetic level, effectively restructuring the DNA of its inhabitants – a method the Atlantic Alliance finds morally reprehensible. By 2161, it only takes a hint of unauthorized military preparation in Pacifica for the newly restored president to order a strike in the heart of Pacifican territory - an outpost in the now dry San Francisco Bay. This strike leads to the unthinkable: an epic conflict with global implications fought on U.S. soil. As a soldier in this struggle, Mason Briggs uses explosive, terrain-deforming weaponry to change the face of battle: He not only destroys the land in his path, he outright transforms it to gain the strategic advantage in completely unscripted ways no game has ever seen. With such a devastating arsenal at hand, Briggs never leaves any battlefield the way he found it. In addition to extraordinary weaponry that allows players to do things previously only imagined, each side of the conflict, Pacifica and the Atlantic Alliance, boast soldiers with powers beyond those of ordinary men. Genetic augmentations provide Pacifican forces with amazing abilities, while Atlantic Alliance soldiers like Briggs counter the threat with the more traditional method: cybernetics. The differing states of superhumanity result in balanced yet stylistically different combat tactics that have never been seen before.