Originally Posted by Crilloan
@ Dárt

The boss fights were truly horrible and destroyed immersion (wich is paramount for me), It was clunky and the camera were rather fucked up on PC.

Its saving grace for me were the setting.
I truly enjoyed being as far away from "gay elves and alcoholic dwarves" as possible. I am a fan of the first Bourne movie and to be able to move around in a contemporary world were great.

Its not obsidians greatest work though, could have used more polish and a clear vision on what they were trying to do.

Was it an RPG (as I played it) was it an RPG/shooter hybrid (as ME did much better)
Was it a shooter?

That uncertainty made it hard to sell, since some buyers did not get what they thought they would from it.

I still wish for more games with a similar setting.

C

I understand what you mean - though I'm not a big fan of the contemporary spy setting.

I'm also the kind of person who just can't get enough of fantasy and science fiction - and I don't even mind the clichés. I just want a setting that's done well.