Posted on: December 18, 2020
evilsensei
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Those were simpler times...
This game was made at a time when computer games were still made by nerds, for nerds; they were trying to do new things with software and games were made to be fun to play, not just milking a franchise for money ad nauseam. It's simplistic and silly--going around enemy bases shooting Nazis, searching for hidden rooms and collecting treasure--but it's also fun and in fact quite hard. Some levels are pretty straightforward, but many feature mazes that are easy to get lost in. I played this game only once so far, and went in 'blind' (no referring to maps) so it was pretty intense sometimes, especially if you're trying to hang on to that last 1% of life while enemies might be waiting round the corner. The enemy types are few but they are not to be underestimated, as they like to sneak up on you and shoot you in the back, or wait in ambush round the corner. There are times when you'll need to use different tactics than just brute force, because you're either out of ammo or nearly dead and need to pick off that enemy horde one by one. To make things harder, the enemy can hear your gunshots, and often they will rush at you from nearby rooms, so it's always prudent to save your game if you are entering an area with many doors. This behaviour, however, isn't always predictable and you can easily clear a room with a dozen enemies rushing at you, just to get shot in the face by the one guard who remained in hiding. I was actually quite impressed by the enemy behaviour overall, because I was not expecting it from such an old game. Overall, a fun and challenging retro shooter that doesn't take itself too seriously. Maybe a bit repetitive as you get through chapter after chapter, but still worth playing at least once. If you feel the price is too high (as I've seen many reviews to complain), you can always wait for a sale to grab it at a price you can agree with. :)
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