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Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Steve , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: For all the weapons, women, and worldliness we associate with spies in pop-culture, you'd think espionage would be a genre as worn out as open-world games or cover shooters. For whatever reason, though, this hasn't been the case, and aside from the occasi...
Abstract: I have to admit to being completely taken by surprise by Alpha Protocol, the latest game from RPG veterans, Obsidian Entertainment, but being caught off guard is the mark or a good Espionage RPG I supposed. I also have to admit to not being the biggest...
It's really difficult to know what to say about Alpha Protocol. SEGA has had the hype machine working for the game for quite some time and so it was always going to have a tough time but what we expected and what we got were two very different things....
Abstract: Alpha Protocol, for the most part, can be a somewhat enjoyable game. The storyline was great but the notable issues like the voice acting, less than spectacular graphics, and frustrating glitches, really bring this title down a few notches. The game almost seemed rushed when it could have used a little bit more time to iron out any wrinkles which..
Alpha Protocol is a solid, if unspectacular, effort from Obsidian Entertainment, and there’s plenty of fun to be had with the game, but it isn’t as impressive as it could or should have been overall. The story is strong and interesting, the visuals ar...
Abstract: Alpha Protocol comes so close to being an awesome game. The premise itself is awesome; who doesn’t want to be a spy? And you don’t just get pigeonholed into being one type of spy: you can be whatever type of spy you want. You can be super-suave James B...
Abstract: If Alpha Protocol's dialog system is to be believed, all super spies work by uncomfortably modelling their lives around DVD boxsets they've picked up with leftover Christmas money. Michael Thorton is our super spy of the moment, living the jet-set life...
Abstract: Ever since the first reports about Alpha Protocol, way back in 2008, I’ve been extremely excited about the game’s release. The concept of a Mass Effect-type RPG set in a realistic world of international espionage was one that seemed like a surefire h...
Obsidian's Alpha Protocol offers an original setting and the power of choice. It's a game where you decide the fate of a majority of the cast, giving you the sense that the story is guided as much by you as it is by the designers. With a number of ways...
