TorontoDave

In any FPS I play (or SPS), my main objective is to obtain a machine gun and a sniper rifle if available. Any sniper game has me in line from the original Sniper Elite on the old XBox to this including the Sniper Ghost Warrior games. Here, the levels were vastly different from each other with some pretty difficult situations. Beautifully rendered, great sound and great fun watching the damage feedback. The DLC additions were super and despite the hugely tricky 'shoot that bastard before he gets to the train' level, I've re-played this game quite a few times and still get a big kick out of it. Bring on a new one... I'll buy it!

Loved it. I cannot believe the amount of people who play a game just to see how fast they can get to the end. A game is meant to be immersive. The environments... the sounds, sights. Those who blast their way through a game run and gun style miss the point of the developers spending countless hours on graphics. The detail, lighting and surround sound are awesome and become apparent once you get outside. It's exciting... gets your heart racing in tight spots as your cloak dies out. There are many ways to go through missions but despite feeling apprehensive about the bow initially, it was a great addition and a Hell of a lot of fun deciding what weapon or what arrow tip to sparingly use. Awesome!!!

A very unique game. I loved the flow, the feeling of a mystical middle eastern land where the background music put me in a very serene frame of mind. It should be noted that I normally love FPS and dislike most RPG's but the music and motion flow in the demo caught me and I bought the game. Yes it was a tad short and for those expecting a big boss fight or massive sparks-flying end it may have been a bit of a downer but some experiences are not about blowing up a giant bad guy... it's the JOURNEY.