- Publisher: Whiptail Interactive
- Release Date: May 31, 2005
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The combat quickly becomes repetitive, simply involving mouse-clicking on-screen to shoot at the blindingly stupid enemies blundering towards you, retreating if they get too close, then shooting again, maybe using a barrel of explosives for a bit of a change.
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You would be better served, I think, purchasing an old copy of "Fallout." As for me, I will be uninstalling this game as soon as I save this article.
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The A.I. consists of walking-towards-you-to-hit-you and occasionally walking-away-from-you-because-they-are-hurt. Your character seems to be the only one in the game to have studied the ancient art of running.
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A dreadful game.
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Computer Games MagazineAs a game designed for entertainment purposes, Restricted Area leaves a great deal to be desired. [Sept 2005, p.57]
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It looks and plays like it was made by two guys in a basement - which, in fact, it was. [Oct 2005, p.78]
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PC FormatYou can't out-Diablo "Diablo," so don't try. [Oct 2005, p.92]
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As a public service, let me just state that I while I did have some fun playing Restricted Area, it is really not worth spending decent money on. For the same price you could get Painkiller Black, Doom 3, Bard’s Tale or Brother’s in Arms.
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Restricted Area could have nicely filled the underused niche of the sci-fi action-RPG, but the bugs, boring level design, and tedious pathfinding combine to make the game a miserable chore.
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PC GamerSay hello to another cheap bottom-feeder from Europe. [Nov 2005, p.76]
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 7 out of 19
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Mixed: 7 out of 19
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Negative: 5 out of 19
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