I own the Steam version and have completed it. It's one of those games that you wish wouldn't end. It's that good. It has to be one of the very best games I've ever played and top of my list of the best in the last decade. Not brutally hard just right. Everything about it from the story line all the way down to the music is incredible. Get it. You'll see quickly what I'm writing about. If you like post apocalyptic storylines you're going to enjoy every moment of it. I just wish they would do a sequel like they did with the movies.
I have this on the Nintendo Switch and I'll just be honest and say that this game really isn't that interesting at all. Frustrating gameplay isn't what I ever signed up for.
I have this on Gamersgate and it's not all that. Especially with the moronic tages' protection that still won't activate after this many years. Wait for a sale and don't pay anymore than $4.99 for it.
I've played this on Steam with a couple hundred hours into it and it's a blast. You have to go through the built in tutorials if you want to be successful at it. With the ability to set the difficulty helps you learn without having the game pound you to the keyboard without rage quitting. If you enjoy dark (dark and dismal settings) along with cyberpunk post apocalyptic games, along with being a hard fan of FPS genre? You'll do just fine with this title. I sure with they would consider doing a sequel to this.
Simply overpriced for 2019. Pulling title from wishlist. This is a practice just like the overpriced Diablo.
Just because of charging $9.99 for a title that's approaching 25 years of age? That's just absurd. And for that reason alone it won't find itself in my gaming wishlist. And shouldn't be in anyone else's. Nostagia is one thing but ... no.
Even when an old dusty title comes to GOG doesn't necessarily mean it's a new game. Which it isn't. A lot of these older titles are just DOS abandoned one's. Why doesn't price reflect the age of it then?
