Messiah

Finally played to completion after many years of wondering what this game is all about. It reminds me a lot of another 2000s-era game (that Jesper Kyd also worked on) - Hitman: Codename 47. Like that game, it's occasionally confusing and frustrating. Like that game, it's occasionally juvenile, mean-spirited, and silly in the way games from 2000 were. Like that game, it has a tendency to drop you into sprawling environments with multiple objectives and let you figure it out. Like many games from this era, combat actually sucks and the environmental puzzle-solving and platforming are the interesting bits. But it's relatively short, it's weird, it's interesting, and once you get it set up and working and understand what kind of game it's trying to be, it's fun little bit of experimentation with an industrial-grotty aesthetic that is very time-and-place. (Whoever decided to smear over the actually-good Jesper Kyd ambient tracks with Fear Factory was a doofus though, and you can tell not everyone was sold on it - there's an option to turn that off in the menu)

Perfect original idea !

I like the conseption and that the game is one od better games i player in 2025

I always loved this game, the gameplay suits me perfectly; a mix between stealth and action. The mood it sets is great, and even if the story isn't the best the varied and fun gameplay makes up for it. Heartily recommended.

This is a fantastic game, full of humor, stealth, action, and puzzles. It's really a unique concept. I recommend this as a buy to just about anyone, but keep one thing in mind. It is buggy. Really buggy. But the bugs may be fixed soon, since Gog has such a crack team on it. Anyways, be hopeful for fixes, but enjoy the parts of the game you can.