Game Impression (Xbox-360 PS3) (Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy)
The game was released back in 2008.And the section dedicated to her appeared only now.
Personal Opinion:
The advantages of the game are ...
1:> Cinematic Duels
2:> Music
3:> Variety of QTE-Scenes.
4:> Missions with elements of "Chase"
5:> Interactive environment in combat situations
And to the cons:
1:> Component of the graphics engine + inexpressive CG-videos.
2:> Boring skirmishes
3:> No plot
4:> Poor level design
Total: 7.1 pts.
the game is excellent, fights are colorful shootouts dynamic (sometimes monotonous)
The game deserves 9.3 out of 10
Game for one time. The shootings are primitive and boring, the fights are monotonous. The level design is lousy. The music is good. 7.0, in short.
Passed on PS3.
For some reason, absolutely everywhere this game has good ratings and reviews. I saw, remembered a game that flashed on radar in 2008, remembered a series of films and sat down to play.
From the first minutes it became clear that this is just the bottom. The first thing that catches your eye is the abundance of unnecessary hand-to-hand combat. Miserable three-button battles, long stripes of life for each enemy. Even during a firefight, if you run close to the enemy, both drop their weapons and start mucking at each other, and it looks even more ridiculous than it sounds. The second main element of the gameplay is gunfights. They are somehow tolerant, but there are a lot of them and they are all the same. Arena, shelters, hide, wait, shoot, everything is classic. The weapon is not felt at all, even the shotgun has no recoil. Bourne is somehow inhumanly tenacious, apparently that's why he is sent on completely ridiculous missions where he, alone and without any equipment, has to kill a hundred people, blow up a helicopter with barrels and a tank with a machine gun. A couple of times I run into stealth type, kill from the back, but it almost does not work - opponents periodically randomly see Bourne with his back. There is also an episode with a car, but it's just "here's Paris, drive from point to point, it's fun." Passports are scattered around the levels as collectors, they open concept art, videos, music and boss battles (the developers are very proud of their hand-to-hand combat).
The title "The Bourne Conspiracy" implies a new plot, I thought. But no, it's just The Bourne Identity, in fact a game based on the movie, with out of place flashback missions to somehow fill the time (and with deleted story scenes, because they are in a video game). It's as if Nightfire was a Die Another Day game. If you play without knowing the film, then the plot has absolutely no meaning. The dude has lost his memory, defends himself against the sent assassins, kills his former boss, that's all. All scenes and videos are staged as poorly as possible.
The only thing that saves the game is the duration of 3-4 hours. But with her, even time passes slowly, the episodes are burdensome.
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