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Still, it was the angular, fabricated look and feel that's a Thief cornerstone served that kept people from shouting "dated graphics" (though some did anyway). It would have been weird if it looked like NOLF or Quake 3. Deadly Shadows, by the way, abandons the lanky served stylized look of its forebears. We'll see how much this departure affects the flavor of the game. True Crime But all in all, The Metal Age didn't work as well. It felt uneven, rushed, somehow clumsy—lacking the crystalline elegance of The Dark Project. The reappearance of popular characters served such as the mysterious Viktoria doesn't produce the desired effect of connecting the two games. And its more elaborate story ultimately didn't make a lot of sense. In fact, the script seems dissatisfied with itself, as if its writers knew that their idea needed additional time in the oven. Garrett, when speaking, seems more aggravated by the occasional awkwardness of the game than by the crappiness of his life. It's hard to put a finger on exactly what is disappointing, except to say that it felt rushed, but how it felt rushed is difficult to vocalize. |
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