You barely see anything about the Chinese occupation, the fight in Africa, the French resistance, or anything dealing with the Italians. I know these games are largely a propaganda device, since it's really the last time America looked good, but you'd think someone would fund these games.

  • Weedian [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    I enjoyed The Saboteur when it came out, you're an Irish race car driver turned French resistance member where you kill nazis and liberate Paris with gameplay similar to early assassins creed / hitman / gta combo. climbing buildings, get around on rooftops if you want or drive cars, planting bombs under guard towers/AA guns/fuel stations. you could kill nazis and disguise as them to sneak into restricted areas. Guns feel good to shoot and the brawling is pretty decent as well. Its great cause the locals don't snitch on you killing nazis. Story was more personal focused around the main character rather than the bigger war but was okay for a video game. Art style was really cool where everything starts out black / white / red like an old noir film then turns to color as you liberate the city.