... with a few quirks. Technical side is decent, story is tolerable, gameplay is correct although numbingly annoying at times because it is far from precise. I don't see much difference between this "Director's Cut" and the original, so if you've got that one, don't bother I'd say.
... the worst part I think is that despite the billions upgrades available, you always feel so helpless. Guns don't feel powerful, your powers don't feel powerful. You get attacked the instant you get out of the starting building. That really is a bummer for what's supposed to just be a power fantasy.
No key rebinding makes this utterly unplayable.
As much as I tried liking this game, I couldn't get around all the vain effort to try to play it correctly. The interface is painful, the readability is non existent, everything seems so much obfuscated. The premice was interesting, the execution is abysmal. All in all, this is as unpalyable as it was 20 years ago. The design choices were already painful then, they feel even worse now. You can do better than pass your time trying to domesticate this.
This will be a short experience (+/-3hours) with no replayablility value but a powerful one. Story is very well brought out. You may pester from time to time as the text recognition is far from perfect (sometimes on purpose I think). Curious to see No Code's next projects.
