Lotus666
06-08-09, 11:04 PM
Lord Finisher's Game Review from 2007...
One year has passed since the fourth mission of the first game.
And now you stumble into the courtroom... with amnesia and one hell of a major headache. OBJECTION!
Once more, this game series proves itself. The first mission, similar to the training missions in the past game, appears simple, although it does take a little more wit to piece together what the hell is going on than did the first two missions in the earlier game.
Needless to say, the entire game is about shadowplay - trying to figure out what exactly happened... and what is going on. The tricks, the traps, and trying to figure out if everyone is who they say they are.
Personally, I love a challenge, and I love this game, so I'll give you the stats already.
Music: 10 out of 10 - while numerous parts are remixed or completely remade, some classics remain and the newer ones do an awesome job themselves.
Sounds: 10 out of 10 - I never tire of hearing "OBJECTION!"
Difficulty: 11 out of 10 - My God - the second through fourth missions? *shudder* NEVER played anything that daring and insane before. Very difficult and requires an extensive amount of patience and wit to piece everything together.
Characters: 10 out of 10 - Some old, some new, and some revamped. Either way, I must say a great job was done.
Total: 40 out of 40 - I'd make it 41, but... let's put it this way - that's impossible. I was being honest about the difficulty though, especially the final chapter - that one in and of itself is, needless to say, particularly insane. However, if you manage the feat of victory and get the good ending like I have, it's all worth it. Another awesome DS title.
One year has passed since the fourth mission of the first game.
And now you stumble into the courtroom... with amnesia and one hell of a major headache. OBJECTION!
Once more, this game series proves itself. The first mission, similar to the training missions in the past game, appears simple, although it does take a little more wit to piece together what the hell is going on than did the first two missions in the earlier game.
Needless to say, the entire game is about shadowplay - trying to figure out what exactly happened... and what is going on. The tricks, the traps, and trying to figure out if everyone is who they say they are.
Personally, I love a challenge, and I love this game, so I'll give you the stats already.
Music: 10 out of 10 - while numerous parts are remixed or completely remade, some classics remain and the newer ones do an awesome job themselves.
Sounds: 10 out of 10 - I never tire of hearing "OBJECTION!"
Difficulty: 11 out of 10 - My God - the second through fourth missions? *shudder* NEVER played anything that daring and insane before. Very difficult and requires an extensive amount of patience and wit to piece everything together.
Characters: 10 out of 10 - Some old, some new, and some revamped. Either way, I must say a great job was done.
Total: 40 out of 40 - I'd make it 41, but... let's put it this way - that's impossible. I was being honest about the difficulty though, especially the final chapter - that one in and of itself is, needless to say, particularly insane. However, if you manage the feat of victory and get the good ending like I have, it's all worth it. Another awesome DS title.