![]() However, TEKWAR's biggest shortcoming is its lack of solid documentation. (Take it from me: go for the kneecaps and the head!) This inevitably leads to the annihilation of a whole city population as you gun everyone down to keep yourself alive. However, if you whip out your gun to return fire, the cops will start filling you with lead. For example, a Tek goon can unload a barrage of bullets on you and the city's police officers won't shoot back. TEKWAR's artificial intelligence is also feeble. You'll wonder why you bought a $3,000 computer to display circa-1978 graphics. In the Matrix level, which you can only access after you have captured all the TekLords, the simple and repetitive graphics are confusing and it is easy to get lost. The missions quickly become repetitive and tedious as you hop the subway over and over again, traveling from one section of the city to another in search of the Tek Lords.Īlthough the city scenes in TEKWAR are realistic and intriguing, the graphics are blocky and the movement of the characters is jerky and lifeless. ![]() As interesting as the premise sounds, the game just isn't that exciting. William Shatner, will debrief you on your mission objectives then, depending on whether you succeed or fail, he'll shower you with praise or threaten you with deep-freeze. ![]() TEKWAR is a typical first person shooter. What do you do when you're thrown into the middle of a city ruled by Tek Lord kingpins with an arsenal the National Guard would be jealous of? That's right, you blow the crap out of everyone in sight! ![]()
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