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action52 posted...

Are the two levels you don't like the ones with all the zombies walking around?

Yeah. Although in my previous post I kind of took it back about Bonehoard.

Shadowplay posted...

I take it that gameplay wise these games have aged well?

Gameplay? Probably not. I end up falling to my death because platforming in first person hadn't been very well developed (think about the platforming in the first Half-Life game. This is worse). It's not that bad, though, since most levels aren't extremely platform intensive. You fail the mission if you kill any human enemies on Expert, so a lot of your weapons feel pretty useless. But when you do end up in sword combat, we're talking Morrowind kind of bad. Sometimes I feel like the mechanics for what alerts enemies and gets me caught are inconsistent. After you get caught, I feel like fleeing from enemies takes way too long sometimes. One of the later levels, if you get caught, every enemy gets alerted to you until you finish the level. I didn't have the patience to ghost that level, so I ended up spending more than half of that mission sprinting away from enemies that were right behind my tail chasing me as I hunted for treasure.

But level design is top notch. The environments you hunt treasure in are so immersive, that I forget about how bad the graphics are. Ambient noises and cool dialogue that you overhear while sneaking around add the the immersive atmosphere.

The voice acting of the main character, Garrett is pretty good. He actually voice acted for a lot of characters in this game. His name is Stephen Russel, and he did a lot of characters in Skyrim, too. Belethor is one popular character he voices.