Jericho

I don't know why people say bad things about this great game..!! This game was announced as a first person shooter with a lot of action and Adrenalin and also a great graphics!!! All this is included in game and the game is absolutely brilliant..!! Non-stop action and hard enemies with dark atmosphere!!! What do you want more!!!!Graphics is very good but you need to have a fine computer to see it in full glow.! Yes...maybe plot is not so great...but when you finish the game you then understand the meaning of the game..!!! Just play the game and don't think about anything else...enjoy in graphics...Adrenalin and creepy things which this game have to offer.. this game deserves a fine 9.!!!!

You need to play this game. I don't care! You'll love it. this is one of those rare games that has a such an interesting plot. A story, written by horror legend Clive Barker, who gives us a terrifying story about special elite squad that have supernatural powers. The game has an intense gameplay, enemy is pretty hard to kill, believe me, it's tough as f''K, but you can get the job done, thanks to the possibility that you can play with each of characters. This is a game that allows you to play with your comrades who helps you and every one of them has a special power, for different kind of situations. It's cool. The gameplay, music, atmosphere, AI, it's awesome! The levels are so freaking cool designed that you just need to see more of them, dark and bloody... very scary. And it's also cool to hear the voice of Steven Jay Blum all the time. Try it, it's a great game, with a great plot! Thank you, Clive Barker! :)

Sometimes I just want to play a game that is completely disgusting in every way even looking at the game is disgusting it has the wets textures I have seen in my life. It is once in the lifetime experience.

The team compat is a really horrible experience because they keep on dying and has horrible 90s comic personality that I somehow got attached to throughout the game.

That are some few positive moments with the character both most of the time. They are very predictable speaking wise and the characterization is on the close, but even though if you use Minds it is a bad 90s comic that it's really fun listening to.

But the thing that sticks out in my head the reason I still remember this game even after so many years is that they send into the different layers of hell. Disgusting look of it the enemies there are pain and suffering and flesh hanging off them the story that is just so horrific and grim. It is a very good time if you can stomach it.

What the reason I want to forget it is the gameplay god damn it is annoying every enemy is a bullet sponge and in the later halves of the game. I'm grinding my teeth. 4 hours is the right length for this miserable but somehow compelling journey.

We take on the role of a member of a special mercenary team made up of several different characters sent to investigate an abandoned town in the middle of a vast desert and neutralize the dangerous evil that lurks there. The team we control includes several characters with supernatural abilities. Three men and three women make up the Jericho team. This team is then divided into Alpha and Omega teams. As the main protagonist, we are the seventh member, Jericho's commander, Ross, who specializes in telepathy. Although he dies at the beginning, we are given control over his ghost and can possess other people's bodies. Other characters include a master sniper who can manipulate bullets with telekinesis and a clairvoyant. In terms of gameplay, the key to survival is the proper cooperation of your team members and combining the skills of the characters. The only negative thing about the game is that it requires more micromanagement than you would expect from an FPS game like this. It can become very challenging if you are not careful. The game offers an average of 7 hours of gameplay.

Jericho is one of those Love/Hate games, especially if your a person looking for an intriguing and interesting plot. Unlike some games the stories are very bland, and i'm sorry to say this but Halo is one of them, it's the same goddamn story in parts 1 and 2, but 3 looks very different. However Jericho has a fairly interesting plot to go with it's horror genre. Although it is slightly confusing and is not explained very well or clearly in some parts, most of the time at the beginning of the game you'll feel bewildered from being suddenly thrown into a war zone.

On a brighter note, Jericho utilises some very impressive graphics which create a terrifying, yet outstanding environment, from real-time lighting, reflections, incredible detail and other various bits and bobs which make this game an experience to play. The action content is amazing, your hardly ever left in silence for long be it from the groans of your enemies, or the gunfire from allies mixed with the cries and screams of your men.

Jericho will not fail to satisfy even the most seasoned of horror genre fans.