Visuals, models, animations, sounds, ambiance. And it just has too many striking similarities. It's just that i played a lot of Thief and Thief II games (btw highly recommend them for anyone who likes stealth games). Not that i have any serious issue with it. I still want to finish the game and currently i just reached deck 3 (hydroponics), so please NO SPOILERS PAST THAT POINT.įirst - Dark Engine. And there are several issues that i have. I already had high expectations for the game, and ss:ee just raised them even higher. I think that's what kinda spoiled ss2 for me. But most importantly, it combines engaging shootouts, good puzzles, reading and rereading logs for plot and progression purposes. It's fun to explore labyrinths of hostile space station, while not really getting lost and not running through empty corridors (let's just forget Level 7 - Engineering exists for a while). Big example of it being Cyberspace.īut i would lie if i say that i did not enjoyed the game. And boy oh boy, what an experience it was. But i wanted to start from The Beginning, so i installed System Shock: Enhanced Edition. I bought it a year ago but couldnt really sit and play it.īut recently i had time to play it. I wanted to play that game for a long time. It influenced gaming industry and produced other games i love, like Deus Ex or Bioshock and even Portal. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games List
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