Update: The PC Gamer UK review is now online. (Thanks, FLeK0!)
UK magazine PCZone has posted its CS: Condition Zero 'review' to the Internet. In the 'review', CS:CZ scores a low 79% score. Here's today's really horrible analogy, from one of the last paragraphs of the review:
READ THIS PART, TOO. The British gaming press has a habit of reviewing non-final versions of games. Although I doubt Counter-Strike: Condition Zero will simply morph into the best game ever, it is very much still in development. Maybe the final version will be horrible, but wait until the game is reviewed in American press before trying to hammer home the point.
In related news, UK's PC Gamer has also 'reviewed' the title and gave it an hilariously low 65%.
UK magazine PCZone has posted its CS: Condition Zero 'review' to the Internet. In the 'review', CS:CZ scores a low 79% score. Here's today's really horrible analogy, from one of the last paragraphs of the review:
Be warned. If you're buying this game for the 18 new single-player levels, think very, very hard. The campaign - just like the Blair Witch Project soundtrack (a film bereft of music), which was packed with songs 'inspired' by the movie - is a game 'inspired' by Counter-Strike. A barely passable shooter trying to pass as Counter-Strike, whose missions act as little more than a diversion from the sublime bot-filled Counter-Strike levels in which you can finally live the life of a counter-terrorist (or terrorist), and believe it.You can read the rest of the review right here.
READ THIS PART, TOO. The British gaming press has a habit of reviewing non-final versions of games. Although I doubt Counter-Strike: Condition Zero will simply morph into the best game ever, it is very much still in development. Maybe the final version will be horrible, but wait until the game is reviewed in American press before trying to hammer home the point.
In related news, UK's PC Gamer has also 'reviewed' the title and gave it an hilariously low 65%.
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