Daikatana

I played it with unofficial patch 1.3. Only thing to say, it was very ahead of its time and the used quake2 engine was not ready for all the features it should have. Game has very good level design, music plays very well along. Puzzles are good. Weapons also fit in. You can even "level up" some perks (power, speed, etc). You should really give it a try. In todays fancy graphics, cheap stories and toddlers gameplay stands very well. Go and try for your self.

I mean, the first episode is an absolute mess. But the whole idea and art style was very 2000s and I see how this could have turned out amazing at the time... Unfortunately thats another timeline. I say give it a go with patch 1.3 and if those sidekicks piss you off, just disable them

Buying that game was a real disappointment. The best part of the game was the stylish packed. The game lacked every i was locking for. It was at the high of first person shooter that the game was released. Everyone was looking for it, designed by John Romero, swords and rpg...what could go wrong with that? Well nearly everything. Back than even with an high end PC the frame rate was horrible.....but why? Not because of impressing graphics....no because of bad programing. But the worst was your company of the 2 idiots. They get killed and killed and killed.

okey so i played it for the first time with the latest patch and i loved it!

OK this game does have issues but they are nowhere near as bad as they are made out to be. This game suffered from delays in it's development and a silly marketing campaign that had nothing to do with John Romero, in fact he has frequently spoken of how he hated the infamous marketing too. This helped detract away from what was an ambitious FPS back when it was released. The post launch patches have, by and large, fixed many of the problems. When you cut through all the hyperbole surrounding the game what you are left with is a solid yet flawed FPS that is well worth playing and most certainly is nowhere near as bad as some have made this out to be.