A movie licence game with some heart. [In design, not so much story or anything] Combat has heft to it, you can feel the force of a low spin kick taking the legs out from a few unlucky enemies in front of you, the satisfaction of sending an unlucky grapple victim off a ledge, into a cubicle, a glass wall or window with the specialized ragdoll physics. The physics feels unique to the game, and elevate what would otherwise be a cheap movie licence game, being somewhat janky and awkward as it is. The gunplay is lackluster, making guns feel more like a tool for particular situations, or to deal with bosses, almost all lacking any feel. Noticable standouts are the grenade launcher and concussion gun, the former a satisfying high damage FU response to a solid grouping of enemies, or for an annoying boss, and the latter being a Minority Report iconic weapon, that at close range will send enemies hilariously flying away, with a satisfying but frame dropping blur effect. Frame drops are a common occurrence during combat, and in my experience, you get used to it; it unfortunately permeates the the feel of the game. The game is trying to do a lot at once, with the ragdoll and interactive [combat wise] environment. To wrap up: Level design is so so with a few exceptions; A particular mission is a heaven for throwing enemies through glass walls and off ledges, and another one is an obligatory sewer level, which utilizes the jetpack as best as possible, to either interesting or frustrating effect. The story is forgettable, the only highlights being the world itself. Following the movie beats for the most part, with some exception in locations and situations. The upgrade/weapon buying system is tied to cash found through the level, which to exploration minded players will be satisfying, and to everyone else, will be frustrating. On closing: There are a number of cheats that are interesting, but the one I highly recommend is the slow time cheat: It works well,is tied to a button on activation for free use by the player, and really makes the ragdoll physics spectacular to view.

One of my friends only had one game for, what i seems, a long long time: this one. Watching him play this game is one of my core memories as a child. Good old days.

It's even cool, but it's very repetitive, the FPS drops all the time, and the game is too simple. The coolest thing is the physics but lacks more interaction with the scenery