I may be biased but no arena shooter compares to UT. It's not just the gameplay, the variety and quantity of maps and the music make this so more enjoyable than modern imitators.
I love FPS adventures, and this game got some good things going for it. The best is its atmosphere, including level design and visuals. Combat feels good too. But it suffers from the mysterious narrative virus many games have nowadays. It has a complex story but i wasn't able to understand it because of how fragmented it is (bits and pieces in papers and logs scatered around) and when there is dialogue, very little is explained. The ending is especially frustantig, with a short cryptic dialogue that answer little and leave it at that. It feels like we're given crumbs of a delicious bread that we never see. It also could use more music.
This is a charming game with gorgeous anime like visuals and a simple plataform with some puzzles gameplay. The controls are not the best and even tough simple, the gameplay is enough to keep you going through the story wich is the main focus of the game. And the story starts great, giving you a different and original world and intriguing you from the very beggining. However it gets really bad near the end. In this case, i could handle the usual overused story cliches (emotional induced exmachina, abstract explanation for important things) but the ending soured it for me big time. It is unsatisfactory and bad explained.
