24: The Game

Cambridge is a hit smithy. After Primal and Ghotshunter, they rolled out a game based on the TV series 24. I myself have not watched the series, but the point I understood is that there is a dude Jack, he is a big shot in the CTU (counter-terrorist squad), but he loves to run and shoot himself. In general, we play for him, it looks like we shoot in Max Payne, we collect weapons from enemies, there are rifts, you can shoot aimingly, you can shoot from behind cover, you can knock weapons out of your hands, you can shoot not to kill and take enemies alive. The physics is cool, objects fall to the floor, monitors and televisions explode, enemies also die in different positions, Glass breaks beautifully. There are also levels on the car, the controls are inert, everything is like a mess, but the streets are wide, so it's easy to play. All levels are on time, because the whole game is 24 hours in Jack's life. So the tensh is being pumped up be healthy. The graphics are super awesome, the models of enemies are quite detailed and their animation is cool, there are a lot of screensavers on the engine and they have models of people of just photographic quality, the animation is awesome. And it is also cool that the screen is divided into 2-3 parts, in each of them they show something of their own and everything is on the engine. The sounds are not very shots, somehow they sound sickly. The game is also full of mini-games - defuse a bomb, break a combination lock, track down snipers in a building from a satellite, or interrogate an enemy. Interrogation is generally a thrill, like an interactive film. In general, while stuck at the level with a sniper. Aiming at DS2 when your hero is breathing and the sight is jumping is another challenge. Generally I recommend it. The game itself supports widescreen, 60Hz and even progressive, DPL II sound. the animation is awesome. And it is also cool that the screen is divided into 2-3 parts, in each of them they show something of their own and everything is on the engine. The sounds are not very shots, somehow they sound sickly. The game is also full of mini-games - defuse a bomb, break a combination lock, track down snipers in a building from a satellite, or interrogate an enemy. Interrogation is generally a thrill, like an interactive film. In general, while stuck at the level with a sniper. Aiming at DS2 when your hero is breathing and the sight is jumping is another challenge. Generally I recommend it. The game itself supports widescreen, 60Hz and even progressive, DPL II sound. the animation is awesome. And it is also cool that the screen is divided into 2-3 parts, in each of them they show something of their own and everything is on the engine. The sounds are not very shots, somehow they sound sickly. The game is also full of mini-games - defuse a bomb, break a combination lock, track down snipers in a building from a satellite, or interrogate an enemy. Interrogation is generally a thrill, like an interactive film. In general, while stuck at the level with a sniper. Aiming at DS2 when your hero is breathing and the sight is jumping is another challenge. Generally I recommend it. The game itself supports widescreen, 60Hz and even progressive, DPL II sound. like an interactive movie. In general, while stuck at the level with a sniper. Aiming at DS2 when your hero is breathing and the sight is jumping is another challenge. Generally I recommend it. The game itself supports widescreen, 60Hz and even progressive, DPL II sound. like an interactive movie. In general, while stuck at the level with a sniper. Aiming at DS2 when your hero is breathing and the sight is jumping is another challenge. Generally I recommend it. The game itself supports widescreen, 60Hz and even progressive, DPL II sound.
PS The network now has a 2-disk PAL release written like PREMASTER but seems to be complete.