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A handful of powerful set pieces, Terrific orchestral score, Clever environmentalbased melee attacks add laughs.
Mediocre combat often made worse by a number of bugs, Frame rate cant handle most major events, Plot is extremely barebones, Bland graphics mixed with ugly animations.
This alternate-history shooter is proof that an interesting premise cant compensate for boring and broken gameplay. ...
Zusammenfassung: Have you ever wondered what would've happened if Winston Churchill had been killed by a careless cab driver in 1931? It sounds like a silly premise for a game, but Turning Point: Fall of Liberty uses it to propel what would have been just another drab ...
Turning Point: Fall of Liberty kicks off with an intriguing historical "what if": how would World War II have turned out if Winston Churchill hadnt survived his run-in with a New York city taxicab in 1931? The answer, per the games historical flight ...
Zusammenfassung: It seems like game developers are finally starting to abandon the completely overused WWII shooter genre of games. Call of Duty 4 wisely changed their series to a more futuristic setting, meeting with great critical acclaim. It seems that the only way ...
Zusammenfassung: Thereve been a few first-person shooter games over the years - many of these have been set in World War II. Many more still have been crafted with the help of Epics Unreal Engine. So whats the hook that sets Turning Point: Fall of Liberty apart from...
Zusammenfassung: There've been a few FPS games over the years - many of these have been set in World War II. Many more still have been crafted with the help of Epic's Unreal Engine. So what's the hook that sets Turning Point: Fall of Liberty apart from its peers? Well,...
