The Saboteur™

Sandbox of a city open for exploration, liberation, generally blowing stuff up and even stealth segments. What's not to like? Completionists get enough of Ubisoft-Tickers on the map. The story takes itself way too seriously, but the protagonist is Irish enough about the whole thing to care - which let me identify with him perfectly. The only dated part about this game for me was the climbing feature - especially after expiriencing Assassins Creed.

Strong game. Good mechanically, great narratively. Think Saints Row + GTA with some Nazi branding. I didn't finish it but I'm glad I bought it. It's probably worth your time, I found it very enjoyable.

Before Pandemic shut down, they made this game as a swan song. While it's not the greatest game ever made, far from it, it does however bring hours of fun. The environment, the characters, the music, and the overall atmosphere are great. The gameplay is fun, but it can feel repetitive if you play it for a long period. I think the main issue of why I can't give this game a 5 star is because it feels unpolished on some parts (bugs, glitchy animation) and... it feels like it's missing something. I feel like the game would benefit from more activities other than collecting, destroying nazi structures, and racing. Maybe if Pandemic had been given more time, we would have seen more things and more polish. For what it is, it's a good game, it's fun. For a low price, I recommend it. I got 40 hours from this game, so it's pretty good. Thank you Pandemic, for creating this.

This game played great throughout with a few minor exceptions. There was some screen freezing and the game stopping completely a few times, but it was minor and did not stop me from completing the game. There is humour throughout the game. Sean Devlin plays the main character, an unlikely hero, who prefers having a whiskey and a laugh. He's is a cheeky fellow with balls of steel. Killin' Nazi was extremely fun but nothing matched blowing stuff up. Nazi factories go boom. The location was in Paris France, and I loved how the game starts in black and white but changes to colour whenever you liberate certain areas from the Nazi regime. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS GAME! It is a masterpiece and it has one of the best characters and storylines that rivel other games like RDR or Witcher.

This is my all-time favorite open world game. From the setting, to the music, to the controls, The Saboteur is as good as it gets. I love how the world starts with subdued colors and gradually gains vivid, beautiful colors as you progress. I really can't think of any flaws that should deter you from buying this one if you like this style of game. It's not silly like Saints Row, or GTA, but it's one of the most fun games in existance.