This title is a rental. Although the open-ended game design offers numerous paths and various endings, you will find yourself being entertained more by the poorly executed physics engine than anything else. If you enjoy weightless objects, throwing around rag dolls and shooting mindless computer AI, then look no further. Ammo is so frequent in this game that people throw it away. Litteraly. You can find ammo and multitools in all sorts of places including dumpsters! Item placement is so obvious that it's often annoying to pick up. If you see three boxes stacked onto eachother, don't hesitate to pick them up and throw them (about 40 feet or further thanks to the physics) and treat yourself to some misc item hidden behind them. The locations of items are uninventful, redundant and pointless. Most items are over populated and cause a tremendous inflation feel that ruin the game. Ammo is so abundant that you never think about it. In a game like this, I'd expect each bullet to count and have purpose. Similar to Resident Evil. If you are looking for a game like this, that offers multiple paths, character and weapon upgrades.. I suggest getting System Shock 2 for the PC. It still holds up today, and offers a much better balance. I can explain the positive features of this game but I'm sure that the gamespot review does enough of that. Thankyou.
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