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These cookies do not store any personal information. It's funny that if you choose the blue pill, the game will throw it to the main menu. Although the game is a third person action game, a stealth level will be provided at the very beginning of the game.
At the levels, complete destruction of objects is available: tables and boxes break, columns fly to pieces, walls break through - a complete simulation of the "Matrix" is created. The gameplay boasts spectacular hand-to-hand combat, including a huge number of captures, interceptions and counterattacks.
Neo can pick up various melee weapons: knives, axes, swords, katanas, etc. Despite the age of the game, fights even now look very spectacular and exciting. It goes without saying that the game in the "Matrix" setting cannot be imagined without time dilation. This ability is available immediately from the beginning of the campaign and will act as a faithful companion, as it will allow you to overcome obstacles and significantly give an advantage in battle, since the player will see the bullets flying at him.
Neo has another superpower - telekinesis, with which you can stop bullets and throw objects at enemies. It's that it's sooooo bad. Really, really awful. There are amateur Matrix-themed game mods out there that are better. Supposedly taking you through all three films, but mostly just taking you through the fights, the game follows Neo as he slowly becomes The One and learns how to hit people in slow motion. And it's appalling.
Truly appalling. Yes the fights can be action-packed, but the effect is totally destroyed when the camera swings around behind a wall and obscures your view whichever way you swing it, or you have to fight through a tiresomely protracted and boring level just because the save checkpoints are stupidly placed, or as soon as you see the shocking, shocking graphics for god's sake And don't get me started on the all-new ending.
In fact, save yourself the effort and download the movies online. Yes it's real and yes, it's that, that bad. The whole package screams 'rushed' at you, although for what reason I can only guess. It's a bad console port that feels as though it's been chucked out the door with no thought, care or consideration.
Why do I have to choose my language and reset my key configurations every time I load up we have hard drives that let games remember that sort of thing? Why do I have to mess with an. INI file in the installation folder to change the video resolution? Mid-table scores, occasional seven out of tens and even a reprehensibly misleading 9. Let's pretend Enter the Matrix or the last two flicks never happened.
Aren't you psyched to play as Neo? Hold off on swallowing the blue pill--you may actually want to see how deep this rabbit hole goes. No, seriously. Playing through the famous lobby scene from the first movie was almost too intense--gunshots caused chunks of marble to fill the atmosphere, leading me to soar through the air, capping enemies near and far in bullet-time, of course.
It only got better during a slick training mission in which Neo sliced and diced foes with a katana in a snowy field straight outta an old samurai movie. Some janky camera issues threatened to neutralize the fun, but it's nothing that can't be ironed out before release.
You have no idea how long I've been waiting to say that. Though the Matrix franchise has flourished on the big screen, it has had less than impressive appearances in the gaming world.
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