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100Just the right mix of action, role-play, and strategy.
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92The most underrated of the Trek shows gets the best Trek game in some time; go figure.
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90A solid storyline backed by hauntingly good graphics and sound, with entertaining combat and weaponry make this a hard game to put down.
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It's an all around feast for your eyes, ears, and gaming appetite.
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88Although the sleuthing has a little too much seek-the-key gameplay, its "Unreal"-powered graphics and friendly interface make this one a respectable addition to the canon.
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88It looks marvelous, especially the character animations that have been especially tweaked to improve on typical Unreal character performance.
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If you're a DS9 fan, this is a good one. Heck - even if you're new to the series, the game can be entertaining.
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82There are just too many doors that don't open, or containment field barriers that can't be lowered, giving the rat in a maze feel to many missions.
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Even if you're not a Trekker, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine -- The Fallen still offers some pretty solid action/adventure with top-notch production values
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Use of the Unreal engine brings alien worlds and starship interiors to glorious life in stunning detail and colour.
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The game rejuvenates the series, and it's definitely not tailor-made for "trekkies" only -- any action gamer can enjoy the adventure.
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Rises above its own occasionally clichés and standard third-person action gameplay with an effective atmosphere, solid voice-acting, and an episode-quality storyline.
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78Play with moderation (read: take long breaks between missions) and, like a ten-pound holiday turkey, STDSN:TF might last you a good couple of weeks.
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77So if you're looking to immerse yourself in a finely honed Star Trek gameworld -- or if you just like plenty of action -- then The Fallen is definitely worth checking out.
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75What we have, in the end, is an engaging Star Trek game that delivers more story and replay than "Elite Force," but lacks the visceral intensity and multiplayer capability.
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75If word gets out that the single player experience is a bit short, and there is no included multplayer, then trouble is on the horizon for the developer and publisher.
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The million-dollar question ... is this game for you? If you're a steadfast-conservative adventure gamer, well, then, no. If you like to try new things, then the answer is a resounding yes!
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75Overall, though, The Fallen doesn't exactly leave you feeling like you've been through the mill, emotionally or physically. Think of it as being a cheerful diversion.
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72A must-buy for diehard "DS9" fans, and a decent game otherwise. [Feb 2001, p.87]
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70If you're a big Star Trek fan, you'll enjoy this game immensely. If you're not, you'll still enjoy this game, but some of the more subtle nuances will be lost on you.
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70What is lacking in over familiar gameplay is made up for with impressive visuals, a genuine atmosphere and very friendly features and controls.
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While the game does have it's moments, it ends up leaving a mediocre impression at best due to a lack of creative gameplay.
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The combat and exploration never generate much excitement, though in certain areas, bad game design -- such as the illogical non-combat missions and the imbalanced enemies -- leads to considerable frustration.
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ChrisM.9It's cool.