Pretty obvious storyline (If you played it then you know what I mean) with a bit of small suprises but a good game.

Only bad thing was that I couldnt play it for too long because then I got sick (literally sick).

It took 10 years to make and I dont think it was worth waiting 10 years for but anyway it was a good game but nothing mind blowing.

it was ok. though they might as well have titled it Doom 3 -- Now with Indians!, would have been just as accurate. i'm wondering why they stuck with the doom 3 engine when there are clearly better options around.

lol i thought it was pretty good, i only got demo but still, would u recommend it? ive only played the beginning but it looked good to me

it's fun, especially if you've played and liked doom 3 and/or quake 4. there is not much in the way of difficulty, though, given that you can't actually die in the game, and the gravity manipulation puzzles can indeed make you a little queasy.

i wouldn't say it's $60 good, especially since multiplayer is rather anemic when compared to the other FPS options out there. but it makes a good rental. i haven't finished it yet since i'm still 360-less and only get a few chances to borrow my friend's setup, but the single-player doesn't appear to be long and should net you some easy gamer points.

I thought the game was fantastic. Though it did play like Doom 3, it had a creative edge on just about any game I could imagine. It's twists it had on it's simple gameplay were great also.

One of the things I'm starting not to like, though, is the death system. It makes the game way more forgiving than it needs to be...

I agree the game is fun and sweet, but uits kinda short. and strait foward. Cant really get lost.