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The hunt for a serial killer has never been soterrifyingly real.Product InformationWhat twists the mind of an ordinary human into a serial killer?Assigned to the Serial Crimes division Agent Ethan Thomas must answer thisquestion and bring the worst of society to justice. His solve rate is thebest in the bureau...perhaps too good. While investigating the growinglist of serial killers Agent Thomas concludes that something is twisting thebodies and souls of those that society has left behind. The homelessaddicted and deranged are rising from the city's underbelly and committingmindless acts of violence. Could there be an unseen connection between theincreasing brutality of the latest serial killings and the increasing crimerate?This question is pushed to the forefront after Agent Thomas is framed for themurder of two police officers. Now he must solve the murders to stop thekillings and exonerate himself from the crimes of which he is accused.As FBI agent Ethan Thomas you rely on sharp instincts and sophisticatedforensic tools to investigate crime scenes collect evidence and find cluesthat will lead you to the killers. With danger lurking in every shadowyou need whatever weapons you can find to stay alive. If you run out ofbullets you will have to fight with a fire axe shovel pipe two-by-four orwhatever you can pry from the environment around you. You will need tomake sure nothing stops you as you try to uncover exactly who...or what isbehind the grisly killings plaguing the city.Product Features Weapons and ammunition are scarce leaving the player vulnerable to the game's mentally deranged criminals. Careful detective work and precision reflexes are your primary means of survival. Intelligent enemies respond strategically to your offensive and defensive maneuvers. High-level physics allow players to manipulate background items which respond realistically when picked up kicked or bumped. Tightly woun
- Weapons and ammunition are scarce, leaving the player vulnerable to the game's mentally deranged criminals
- Careful detective work and precision reflexes are your primary means of survival
- Intelligent enemies respond strategically to your offensive and defensive maneuvers
- High-level physics allow players to manipulate background items, which respond realistically when picked up, kicked, or bumped
- Tightly wound story, backed with strong character development and major plot twists
Condemned Criminal Origins Reviews
Condemned Criminal Origins Reviews
76 of 81 people found the following review helpful: ![]() = Fun: ![]() This review is from: Condemned Criminal Origins (Video Game) Some games are mature because they have swearing. Others are mature because they are really scary and nasty. Condemned - Criminal Origins falls clearly into the latter category. Condemned - Criminal Origins has you in the part of FBI Agent Ethan Thomas, tracking down a serial murder. Don't think that this is like Law & Order or Criminal Intent. This is about the nastiest, grittiest, scariest areas of a city that you can imagine. Somehow it's as if a maximum security prison was turned into an area of town. You go walking through buildings that are covered with gang signs, crawling with addicts who kill police offers on sight. Most of these insane bad guys lurk in the dark and call out profanities before bashing you with 2x4s or other weapons of convenience. Of course a wise police officer might call for backup. But in the first "situation", you're told backup will take 10 minutes to show up. Instead of hanging tight for 10 minutes, you go trekking... Read more 14 of 15 people found the following review helpful: ![]() By = Fun: ![]() This review is from: Condemned Criminal Origins (Video Game) Monolith Software flexed their thriller muscle with this year's hit PC shooter, F.E.A.R. That game featured disturbing scenes, incredibly intelligent A.I., and beautiful graphics that simply blew away the PC crowd. Their newest game, Condemned: Criminal Origins, looked to do the same thing to gamers on the new Xbox 360. After playing through Condemned, I'm starting to think that Monolith has this shooter-thriller genre mastered. Condemned is a hell of a good game, and an extremely thrilling one to boot. You're thrown into the role of an FBI Agent sent into seedy, addict-infested environments in order to investigate the murders of a serial killer. After the events that take place during the first level, which I won't ruin for you, your investigation turns into an all-out manhunt for the killer (or killers) as well as a battle to uncover the mysterious abilities and secrets you possess. The story is very intense, and sometimes when you'd least expect it, your character... Read more 26 of 33 people found the following review helpful: ![]() By = Fun: ![]() This review is from: Condemned Criminal Origins (Video Game) Condemned's creator, Monolith, has been a relatively obscure company in the past years. Known among some for its mediocre "No One Lives Forever" games, it had gained some reputation after a release of "Tron 2", - one of their better titles. Through the past years Monolith was best known for working on a `train wreck' project "The Matrix Online". Warner Bros. (Monolith's parent company) has dropped the MMO project after only a few months of game going live. But in the fall of 2005, Monolith action team has proven that they didn't pick the name for the company as a form of sarcasm. And that their newest lineup of games indeed isn't "hollow". Striking the PC audience with "F.E.A.R" project has risen the companies name to the ranks of big hitters like Id Software and Raven Software. "F.E.A.R" has received rave reviews from the critics and was considered as a first psychologically twisted 3D action shooter. For the Xbox 360, Monolith has decided to bring out a... Read more |
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