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You can hold up to eight items at once, with a menu/storage system that's lifted straight out of the
Resident Evil series, making that one part of the game that's easy to understand. The puzzles aren't
too taxing though as many are a case of picking up items from one area and using it in another.
Overall, this feels at times like Soldier of Fortune Lite for Playstation owners.
That game had a train-based level but the emphasis was more on killing than problem-solving. However you still get a
number of occasions in which to open fire and a small amount of thought should see you through the
puzzles (hint: search all dead bodies lying around for goodies).
PC owners will definitely feel short-changed, even if this one stills finds it compelling. First
person-shooters are advancing all the time and few games, Covert Ops excluded, can match the sheer
atmosphere and terror brought about by the nemeses in
Thief 2.
There I had to change my pants
hourly, whereas here I don't even break into a sweat.
Overall: 4/5
This review was on Freeloader.com before it closed.
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