The Saboteur™

I'm on my second play through (I didn't 'finish" the game the first time through on the xbox, but it's provided hours of enjoyment). The bad guys are stupid, but that's all a part of the fun. I'm finally getting back to the feel of the problem solving that you need to take care of business. I love the way the world opens up (turns color) as you go through missions. Doing things becomes so satisfying in this game. You play an Irish protagonist who takes on the Germans in Nazi Occupied France. You will blow up buildings, train bridges, tanks, cars, and single-handedly take on many, many Nazis at once. This is lots of fun... I strongly recommend this game, it's been one of my favorites and the fun holds up even in 2016.

This game is just one of the best "GTA-Like" available. The ambiance is fantastic, you really feel as a spy in the Paris of the 40's, occupied by the Nazis. There is a large number and variety of cars. Sabotage mission can be repetetive, but tere is always dozen of ways to accomplish a mission. Pure jewel ! It's a shame that they never released a Saboteur 2

I saw this game first on E3 2009. Didn't make so mutch about it, first thought Assassin's Creed VS Grand Theft Auto. And yes, I was right. This game combines two of the best games I have ever played, in a WW2 setting. Sure it has some downs, but what "big" game has not sufferd bugs, and so on. The GoG release has fixed some of the "disturbing" bugs. And yes, I love the hell outa this game again and again. Go buy it, it's so worth it! Make a sequel now EA!

If you're reading this and the game is on sale, you must buy it. There's a reason a game from 2009 still sells normally for $20. If you like the Just Cause, Sniper, and Assassin's Creed games and you also like to shoot/blow up/stab/run over Nazis, this is the perfect game you. The soundtrack is pretty good too. Played the heck out of this on Xbox when it first released and it's still in my top 10 list.

Pandemic did a great job, every gameplay element is done really well except for the parkour, it's not as fluid as Assassin's Creed. Despite being set during WWII, you do not play as an Allied soldier which was refreshing to see. Paris is beautiful and immersive, makes me wish for more games set in Paris. I love the less serious tone of the game with it's obnoxious accents, crazy missions and advanced weaponry.