If you are willing to overthrow today's OCD pacing and style and slow down to a more cottage style game this one is probably worth a try. Overall I'd say this game is a niche game and it will come down to your personality. AI was as youde expect from 2000 or so and to be honest even today some games still have equally bad AI. I personally enjoyed that within the game real time events could happen and if you failed to listen or properly respond these events could pass and youde lose or gain a possible reward. To offset this though the game throws many weapons, mods, and choices at you very early in the game allowing you a highly personalized gameplay. Again, immersion bonus but also time consuming and frustrating sometime even leading to complete boredom. Similarly you had to basically learn the game world with very sparse help with maps if any. This at times makes you feel quite stupid. Some of the quests in this game had only single conversations to identify your next goal and if you didn't hear the conversation for whatever reason you were kinda lost where to go. I found it quite frustrating and unenjoyable having such terrible maps and mission markers.

This game has a very different feel to it compared to today's games and is a good game however by today's standards I'd say it's quite niche and I see why games have become so dumbed down after playing this. Games today have become quite linear and made for every Tom, Dick, Harry, Sally, Beth and little Beth Ann too which has inspired me a bit to give up on today's graphics in order to try to recapture gameplay again. Games today have become quite linear and made for I'm basically reviewing this game here in 2020 to see if this game holds the test of time. I'm basically reviewing this game here in 2020 to see if this game holds the test of time.

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