[8.0/10] Once again the enjoyability of a gameplay saved the game's decent graphics.
-- Story -- 80/100 --
The Saboteur takes place during World War II in a regimented Paris that is absolutely littered and suppressed by the strong Nazi presence. The story itself is a classic tale of revenge, revolving around supposedly Irish racing driver and mechanic, Sean Devlin. I say supposedly, because although his misdemeanour may fall in line with all the traditional stereotypes of an Irish person – smokes a ton, drinks a lot and swears like a trooper – but the accent itself is... a little more Hollywood than Dublin. Other than that, and a few flaccid performances from a few other voice actors, the story itself is actually quite an enjoyable one, with each scene stepping up to an even more elaborate set piece than the one previous.
-- Visuals -- 65/100 --
The graphics looks pretty outdated for a sandbox game, in some occasions colors are hard to see. Nothing to get excited about, but it's the game's unique art style that looks at its best.
-- Audio -- 70/100 --
The small list of fitting songs doesn't make-up for one of the worst Irish voice over performances I've ever heard. In fact, a lot of the back-up characters put in a decidingly average performance as well.
-- Gameplay -- 90/100 --
imple driving mechanics, responsive shooting mechanics and a climbing system that seems to work, but the real fun is set in the Sabotages system this game is have that i mostly liked.
Pandemic have created a solid game world full of life and character, but too often it will be the glitches and stupid NPC's that frustrate the hell out of you.
-- Final Verdict -- 8.0/10 --
There is no doubting it is a great game and a lot of fun, but at times, it can be frustrating. Climbing and Sabotaging is works and fun at most of times.