The two level demo of Dark Mirror that we received showed off only sparse glimpses of the story, but confirmed that Gabe, his field partner Lian and his intel officer Teresa all return for this new counter terrorism fight against a paramilitary group called Red Section. Apparently, these militarized goons have taken over an oil refinery in Alaska and are threatening to destroy the Alaskan Oil Pipeline and much of its surrounding environment. What their reasons for committing this potentially devastating eco-attack is still unknown, but Gabe and Lian deploy themselves at the outskirts of the refinery just as the hired thugs trip a valve to potentially cause a pressure explosion with the heating vents. It’s up to Gabe and Lian to stop the thugs, protect the refinery and eliminate the terrorist threat.

While learning the control scheme for the PSP initially appears daunting for dual analog stick veterans, it only takes some practice to get used to switching between guns and gadgets. For instance, the face buttons controls directional aim, while item selection is based off of the directional pad. Many of the guns that Gabe has available to him on missions, such as the sniper rifle or the submachine guns have different ammunition types, such as explosive or gas rounds, and you’ll be able to pick up more as each mission goes on. You’ll also have a number of gadgets available to you, such as infrared and night vision goggles to maneuver around your environment.