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Posted on: October 29, 2020
Heksebacon
Games: 182 Reviews: 4
Masterpiece soundtrack finally available
Back when IO were still taking chances. The old Glacier engine is obviously at work, and does so smoothly. The game is a classic, somewhat repetitive at times. Jesper Kyd truly shines, his progression from Hitman 2 to Contracts is hinted at here. The soundtrack has been exceptionally difficult to secure for a long time; very glad to see it released in a lossless format.
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Posted on: September 22, 2020
torque800
Verified ownerGames: 476 Reviews: 2
awesome!!
take my money, GOG! it'S been so long since i played that game! it's weird, because even if the game looks and feels kinda generic, it's anything but. there's a depth of play here that, once you experience it, will make you want to come back for more, again and again, trying to beat any given level in a different way. the fact that you can play a portion of a level, get back to the sewers(hub area) then enter and play a part of another level, then go back to the first one... is pretty nice also. adds even more strategy, and also gives you the chance to crank up the challenge, if you feel like it. i've always loved how you can tackle any given situation: do i go in with my squad, all guns blazing,(or, if you're the Rambo type, alone) as all hell breaks loose around you, or; do you issue a cover fire order to your squad, while you try a flanking maneuver, or; pick most of them off with a sniper rifle before going in? assaulting a machine gun emplacements was always my favorite moment, throwing a few grenades in, then run in to pick off the remaining soldiers before they had the chance to get back up, and then turn the machine gun on them. each weapon behaves VERY differently(as they should), and depending on what you have, you might have a harder time finishing your mission, or you might need to finish it in a completely different way. of course, all i've said above is pretty commonplace in games nowadays, but, for the time, it was pretty well executed and thought out. to round all of that up, add an awesome soundtrack that convey the feeling of how big a predicament you're in: the USA are on their knees, russians have crushed most of their forces, ruling its people with a steel fist. you're the last spark of resistance, a daunting mission awaits you. it's cool, love the what if scenario. i always loved a game where a sniper can take you down in one shot. always a challenge to pick them off before they pick you off. that crouching walk, tho...XD
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Posted on: December 26, 2021
ariely87
Games: 36 Reviews: 1
great game , good old memories
I remember playing this back in 2003. I forgot what it was all about, I even forgot it's name.. But I do remember that day, 18 years ago, and the feelings I had. I stayed at home alone (sick probably) and marathoned it from start to finish, no interrupts- just me and the game. I still remember how much I enjoyed. Best sick day ever !
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Posted on: May 31, 2024
photon777
Verified ownerGames: 164 Reviews: 6
Great Old School Game
First off, I've never played this game before. So I'm not in any way influenced by nostalgia. In order to enjoy this game, one has to be OK with console flaws (savegame system) and GTA 3D-era-like combat. It's like that but what really makes this game interesting is the fact that you can control an increasing number of soldiers, up to 12 I believe. Nothing fancy there, no tactical screen or anything, but you can to some degree give individual soldiers commands. AI works quite well here. What is apparently missing in this version is the multiplayer, both coop and PvP which was the part of the game many say they loved most back in the day.
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Posted on: October 13, 2024
turok1379
Verified ownerGames: Reviews: 4
Still nice to play even after 20 years!)
That was a fun "cranberry" in 2003 (when I played it first), until in 2022 it became my reality. After the liberation the northen part of the country where I live, I can say that the cruelty of the Russian troops in the game is underestimated. In reality, it's much scarier. Call of Duty was closer to the truth.
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