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Sanity: Aiken's Artifact
Released On: Sep 26, 2000
73
6.8
All Platforms
Based on 20 Critic Reviews
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Based on 20 Critic Reviews
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Based on 20 Critic Reviews
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65% Positive
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It's flashy looks and mind-blowing storyline, combined with Ice T and some simple controls make "Sanity" a lot of fun as well.
One of the most original games of the year. Despite certain shortcomings and some frustration, Sanity provided me with a tremendously entertaining, 28-hour long experience that is seldom seen elsewhere.
It has excellent level design, superb modeling and a compelling "collectable" emphasis that keeps you playing to acquire that "one more talent" even late into the night.
A great blend of puzzle solving with a great story. The single player is really a lot of fun, which can't be said about many games these days.
The multiplayer just isn't interesting enough to bother with while the single player game offers no replayability to speak of.
Although it brings many new things to the table, for every good attribute the game adds, a new problem comes along, be it awkward camera control or flaky targeting.
As it comes out of the box, the awkward controls, ordinary story and mediocre multiplayer prevent us from recommending this marginally fun game.
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Summary Thirty years from now, citizens begin to display remarkable psychic abilities. Called Psionics, they can generate and control energy emissions using only their minds, often with deadly results. Succumbing to the lure of power, the Psionics will stop at nothing to achieve control of the universe. [Fox Interactive]
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- PC
- Dreamcast
Initial Release Date: Sep 26, 2000
Developer:
- Monolith Productions
Publisher: Fox Interactive
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