True to it's roots, W:TNO is one hell of a single player fps experience.
Nice graphics, a linear world with a very open feel to it, different timelines increase replay value, hidden objects, secrets etc.
I also love how there not too much holding hands. Don't know what to do? Check the journal.

I feared this would be yet another example of how an old franchise comes to die. With one last turd of code and a punch in the face(and wallet) of anyone who used to play it. But it's not. It's wonderfull.

True to it's roots, W:TNO is one hell of a single player fps experience. Nice graphics, a linear world with a very open feel to it, different timelines increase replay value, hidden objects, secrets etc. I also love how there not too much holding hands. Don't know what to do? Check the journal. I feared this would be yet another example of how an old franchise comes to die. With one last turd of code and a punch in the face(and wallet) of anyone who used to play it. But it's not. It's wonderfull.