I’d normally say that the acting spares this game a poor rating, as it really is worthwhile, but when you compare the voices to the poor graphics quality it becomes apparent that it’s just more of the same re-hashed game you’ve played before. You need these programs for the game to run. Aim for a knee with a shotgun, and you’ll soon have a one-legged crook. While I’ve wanted more quality first-person shooters, like Red Faction , for the PS2, I could’ve done without this one — especially given the horrible treatment of the original. Popular Games. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book.
 
 

 

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Which includes v1. Evil West Free Download Read more. Bendy and the Dark Revival Free Download v1. Gotham Knights Free Download Read more. It’s as simple as that. You are John Mullins, a Soldier of Fortune. A mercenary employed by the Shop, you’re a Vietnam veteran trained in many different forms of warfare. Selling your skills to the highest bidder, you’re usually called in for small operations that need a precise, brutal touch. This time, the target is nuclear. A terrorist group has stolen four nuclear warheads, and worse, they’re virtually unopposed thanks to their numbers and firepower.

As the only man capable of stopping them and recovering the stolen warheads, you’re called in, bringing your unique and deadly skills to the mix. Armed with a frightening array of weaponry, you’re the only thing standing in the way of someone’s bad day, nuclear style. This style of game, a first-person shooter, is a venerable classic, arming you with insane amounts of firepower and pitting you against all number of enemies. With a few innovative features, Soldier of Fortune was one of the first games to handle a multitude of damage effects, spreading injury across twenty-six zones on the human body.

This meant more gruesome deaths that were more in keeping with the damage pumped out by real world weaponry. With a more realistic plotline than many of the sci-fi games of this genre, Soldier of Fortune was an anti-terrorist fan’s dream. It was relatively believable for the first few missions of the game as you used real-world-style weapons to take on terrorists who threatened nuclear attack.

Still, even on the PC version, this title suffered from some problems. It stood out as innovative for its realistic scenarios, but still suffered from combat that was more suited to an action movie. Even at the normal difficulty level your character was extremely tough, sometimes to the point of absurdity. Later on the enemies themselves became truly nightmarish, with terrorists in Iraq packing body armor that made them nigh invulnerable to some of your smaller weapons.

Even with these problems, the PC version was a decent play, and still definitely worth getting from a bargain bin.