First, BO:LOK, which is quirky, but still a very satisfying game. It certaily makes it all more interesting to play them in chronological order (if there is such a thing with all the mind-boggling time travelling). It sure has to show right away to point out the advancements in graphics. The opening film is really nice, recapping the last scenes of the prequel, though not exactly in the same way. So finally I've managed to get this game at, and have installed it half an hour ago.

Good game, but unless you're drawn by story-driven games you won't appreciate it. Fighting Moebius's mercenary army in the future in those narrow canyon corridors and city streets was hell, I couldn't see what was going on half the time. Had to resort to walkthroughs from time to time just because I'd grown bored of not spotting that particular hint texture in room #75 of landscape #15.īoth games are similar in that respect- excellent atmosphere and story, decent controls and puzzles, but with a repetitive gameplay and a camera that does not like confined places. Which is my boggle with the first game, I spent half the game walking about the ENORMOUS playing field, not knowing what to do next. He's either commenting on stuff relevant to his personal development, the main story arc or giving you hints on what to do next stuff that was brought up a tad too conveniently to be realistic, but that saved me hours of just wandering around.

Funny, I'm just playing it myself and Raziel's comments tend to be quite straightforward.

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