Excellent game. Its Metroid meets Tron in FPS form. Once you get the hang of all the upgrades and the computer analogies of typical FPS elements (weapons, enemies, ports all have computer term equivalents like subroutines, programs, etc), the game offers a lot of depth, gameplay and excitement. Your main weapon, the disc, is much like the Predator disc from AvP. Its faster and has an alt-fire "block" move which allows you to battle enemies by deflecting their discs and then hitting them while you are vulerable. This adds a great twist to a typical FPS game. There are many RPG-like upgrades, as in Metroid, that give your character improved abilities. In addition, there are many variations on the 4 basic weapons you will find. All in all, the graphics are excellent. The level design is very satisfying. And the little twists this game adds to typical FPS titles out there, makes it a must have for FPS fans.
This will be a pretty short review. The main review really sums up a lot of how I also felt. Visually, the game is fantastic - from the glow effect to some extremely large and varied levels, the visual presentation i... Read Full Review
Say what you will about the groundbreaking CG effects used to approximate a virtual world in Tron, but that movie bored the heck out of me. Due to what I suppose were enormous budgetary and technical constraints, most o... Read Full Review
