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FG plays fast and boils down to several repeats of each mission as you figure out what happens, where it happens and just what it was you did in order to make it happen. Zero replay value in other words.
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What really makes this game rise above its mediocre brethren is not merely the flashy graphics or mildly dramatic storyline. Far Gate stands out amongst a host of independent titles as being one of the few that shows a dramatic effort towards entertainment rather than a quick profit.
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PC GamerA good value-priced game saddled with a clumsy interface. [Mar 2002, p.72]
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Far Gate, while it lasts, is a highly entertaining game.
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The game's difficult interface, unmanageable camera angles, and many technical problems all but overshadow Far Gate's various original qualities.
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Dying has never been a fun part of gaming, and dying because of a poor camera system and not a lack of skill is even worse.
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The bugs. Yes, Far Gate comes complete with a few choice ones, our favourite being the one that will, without warning or ceremony, drop you to the desktop without even an error message.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 1 out of 3
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Mixed: 2 out of 3
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Negative: 0 out of 3
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[Anonymous]Jun 11, 2002
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JoshW.Mar 22, 2002
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EmoryOct 31, 2001