I got it for free on a DVD in a game magazine. I enjoyed it for good for a few weeks but it got too repetitive quickly. I did not finish the campaign, only played through about 75% of it. The game world is actually really big, you can do a lot of exploring, even though the game is essentially linear in progression. The main campaign is very long. The game is rather easy (playing on normal setting). With all the gadgets and weapons etc you find, you will not have much trouble winning your battles after a short while. One or two battles were more difficult, but you won't be reloading often. Eventually I just got tired of running around and killing all these creatures and drowning in their dropped stuff. You can collect and find nice items and build awesome weapons. The inventory is a bit messy and relatively small, so you need to make decisions on what to take along and what not. The graphics and effects I found fairly good considering their rather old age. Controls are good, no problems there. I quite liked the game for a while but just got bored eventually. It's good for casual gaming in between, you can play it in short spurts and you need not think a lot. Just hack and slay. The hardest decisions are how to level-up and what weapons and armor to build. So I'd say it's all solid but a bit one-dimensional.
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