The Saboteur

[Captain Eo]

Just watched a

and I'm pretty stoked for it.

Everything about it just looks so polished, from the environment to just how streamlined the movement is.

Edited November 30, 2009 by Captain Eo

[LexChaney]

I've just got it today I'm yet to play it. Once I get the distractions out of the way I'm so on it. Looks really good from what I've seen.

No just a basic duck, shoot and heal WW2 game.

[King Ellis]

Plus, if you bought it new or paid £3 to download the DLC, BEWBS!

[RoyWill Rumble]

Though I'm intrigued by the whole 'Sin City' motif of Paris, the whole 'Sin City' motif is kinda old. Other than that, this game honestly looks pretty average, and reviews have confirmed that so far.

[ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster]

I watched the video and was less excited.

I didn't like the way he moved around and leapt from rooftops etc. It works in Assassin's Creed or Mirror's Edge with a freerunning Assassin or Parkour expert but this geezer is a racing driver/resistance fighter.

[Captain Eo]

I've played a bit of it last night and it's very underwhelming. I was pretty stoked for it, but the art style feels so tacked on. The style was a cool a few years back, but now it really makes no sense to have it in a game of this sort. There's tons of historical liberties taken as well which it's a real bummer, but what's the point of setting the game in this era if you aren't going to at least get weapons of the era correct.

It's come across more of a blender title, rather than a game that can stand on it's own merits.

Nazis + GTA + Niche Art = Success?

Edited December 5, 2009 by Captain Eo