NZGamer writes: "There've been a few FPS games over the years - many of these have been set in World War II. Many more still have been crafted with the help of Epic's Unreal Engine. So what's the hook that sets Turning Point: Fall of Liberty apart from its peers? Well, for a start, whilst technically taking place during World War II, this is a World War II quite unlike that seen in any other recent game or any FPS at all for that matter. You see, Winston Churchill, the landmark personality that held together a Britain under siege and helped the people break through to become victorious on the other side, didn't actually survive long enough, in this alternate reality, to do any of that. Instead, the valiant people of Mother England were decimated by a rampaging Nazi scythe that carved up Europe with very little opposition, before setting its sites on the good old Stars 'n Stripes.
And that's where you come in."
It’s time to wander through the Game Graveyard. A haunting, foggy location in which overlooked and forgotten video games rot under the murky surface of the earth. Unmarked tombstones litter the landscape and the tears of developers that once floated upon the air are now just dissonant wails in the distance.
Not all First Person Shooters will go do in history as a legend. What about the shooters that didn’t quite hit the mark? The hidden gems or the forgotten ‘next big thing’ which didn’t even turn out to be a small thing? Or perhaps the first-person shooter that was so damned awful that everybody tried to forget it exists?
HAZE = LMAO
Cryostasis: Sleep of Reason = This was a nice game. The water Physics, over all physics, and eye candy were TOP NOTCH thus the high system requirements. Nice pick up for those who couldn't run it on Ultra back in the day.
Project: Snowblind was a pretty awesome game that never got the love it deserved.
Oh, come on... Some of these are good. XIII, Cryostasis, and NOLF are my favorites on here. Nobody forgot NOLF though. Huge fan base for the two original titles!
But then we see Haze and Legendary. Seriously? Legendary is horrible! No gamer would say otherwise. It's just trash.
Shawn Long of GAMINGtruth.com takes a look at yet another game that had potential to be great, but just fell flat on it's face.
I remember being excited before booting up this game's demo. I had hoped, like you, that the creators would live up to the story. Sadly, it just didn't happen.
Man, when this came out, I was dying for it to be awesome!
Sadly, that wasn't the case. Great article!
Lol at the sheep reviewing games
har har har
so i seen this game right, and i thought, i wudn't play this game even if it paid me. i wud much rather shoot myself in the head and watch my brains splatter against the walls then even curse my eyes with the sight of this game.