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The hype surrounding this game was pretty much what drove me to ultimately buy and play it. However, upon getting into it, I got more and more disappointed.

The Difficulty: This games doesn't really feel too difficult on it's own, it has it's moments but nothing unbeatable, but the sheer banality of it is what started to wear on me. It felt like I'd seen al this before and seen it done better.

Graphics: The graphics were good, but again the enemy designs and other things didn't particularly impress me.

Sound: The sound quality didn't do much for me, I found myself going on auto pilot way more often than I should've. Tension was just not there.

Gameplay: This is what killed it for me. I don't mind the idea of having to use traps or anything of that nature, I prefer the idea of survival horror as being SURVIVAL horror, not FPS. That said, this game started to get incredibly dull and repetative when the trap mechanics were being used so dreadfully often that even taking down bosses felt more like a rince and repeat rather than actually surviving the battle. There were more dull moments than I could count, which leads me to my next point

The Story: Bland. Boring, Uneventful. I knew what the ending would be long before I finished the game.

Controls: They work most of the time, but there's other times you find yourself in a situation where it's extremely difficult to do one simple task like pulling a lever under fire or even turning around to pick something up. Vexing at best.

Overall: I wouldn't pay full price for this at all. If you want to try it, play a demo or soemthing so you know if you can overlook these issues. I however, could not.

One of the most epic, addicting time wasters I've ever played!