Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis was advertised as a war shooter, and that is all I expected.
What I didn't expect was something other games boast about. Non-Linearity. The game is made to reflect the real world. Anything you an do in the real world, you can do here. Hell you can leave your troops, go half-way across the island, hijack an enemy tank or helicopter, and blow the enemies to bits. Freedom of choice is something they worked on quite a bit in this game, and they didn't even make it a selling point.
Why? Because they were going for realism. This game delivered so much more than I thought it would, including getting killed in a single shot. Best game I ever played.
So what have you played that delivered more than it promised?
What I didn't expect was something other games boast about. Non-Linearity. The game is made to reflect the real world. Anything you an do in the real world, you can do here. Hell you can leave your troops, go half-way across the island, hijack an enemy tank or helicopter, and blow the enemies to bits. Freedom of choice is something they worked on quite a bit in this game, and they didn't even make it a selling point.
Why? Because they were going for realism. This game delivered so much more than I thought it would, including getting killed in a single shot. Best game I ever played.
So what have you played that delivered more than it promised?