SiN Gold

On the recommendation of a buddy, I’ve been playing SiN. Feels a bit too close to Quake 2, and so many times I die and I have no idea what hit me. Melee enemies can hit you from so far away, and they move so fast it’s nearly impossible to avoid them. Some turrets I can destroy, others I can’t, and I can’t tell the difference without looking it up in a walkthrough. In so many sections I can’t avoid being shot, which is aggravating. I kinda liked the level where Blade becomes one of the monsters he’s fighting. Would have been cool if he could not change back to normal and had to live the rest of his life as a mutant, but alas that isn’t how it plays out. I finished it because it has an awesome soundtrack. SiN is not bad, but I don’t want to play it again. JC is kinda useless. He’s supposed to be funny, but the humor is pretty weak. I found it more frustrating than fun, but for an action shooter of the Quake 2 era, it’s still not bad.

Having had this game since it came out, i can say that, while i enjoyed it at the time, it really isn't that good. The level design is pretty bland and uninteresting, the plot is basic and boring and overall it really doesn't add anything to the other existing FPS. The fun factor is not that good when you play it nowadays as much better games are available. You won't have much fun as with other old (but newer) FPS like serious sam or painkiller. The multiplayer wasn't particularly good and stood no chance against Quake II and Unreal at the time. It plays just fine, the gameplay is smooth and you won't have any issue with the game (i do remember it had quite some bugs when just released though), but it's pretty lacking and for the 9.99$ price, you can get much better here on gog.

Finally its here on gog!!! Gog is the only reason why im still a pc-gamer. The game itself brings back good memories when fps-sp were still good.

This game could hold the interest of a W+M1 player and a dig into the story style player. Good story plot. Some incredible environments. Computers are interactive and you can actually use real hacking techniques to do all kinds of stuff. Like I transferred all of Elexis's money to my bank account. There is multiple endings and tons of branches which will put you into entire different maps based on what you do. Those who dig into everything don't end up confused by the ending. It's only a off the wall ending for the run and gun players.

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