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Oscar · 11-12-2011, 02:44 AM

I think the problem with Mission Critical is that they show us what happens to the ship in the intro, and then put us into the protagonist's shoes who is not supposed to know what happened. The first half of the game relies on mystery and atmosphere of being on an abandoned ship, but when we know everything that happened there is not much to engage you except the puzzles. Then again, the fact some people loved it and saw it as Legend's best game suggests otherwise.

11-12-2011, 02:44 AM	#35
Oscar Senior Automaton Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 898	I think the problem with Mission Critical is that they show us what happens to the ship in the intro, and then put us into the protagonist's shoes who is not supposed to know what happened. The first half of the game relies on mystery and atmosphere of being on an abandoned ship, but when we know everything that happened there is not much to engage you except the puzzles. Then again, the fact some people loved it and saw it as Legend's best game suggests otherwise.