The story is the game's saving grace. It's not super original or anything, but it's good and has some fun characters. The graphics are pretty dated even for 2000, but it's obvious the game was developed with ps1 in mind. Personally I dig old-school 3d games with prerendered backgrounds, so if that's your thing, you're gonna like them. What makes the game less than stellar, are the controls. They are horrible horrible. Resident Evil 1 feels super smooth in comparison. They are imprecise, your character gets stuck on scenery all the time, turns into random direction whenever he encounters a solid object, when you press the 'use' button he may choose a point of interest at random, even if it's on the other side of the room. The game would've worked way better as a classic point and click adventure, games Revolution was known for. If your looking for good, old-school, stealth gameplay from that era, you'd be better off with Metal Gear Solid and Tenchu on ps1 and Thief on PC.
