Sometimes your character will hop around the screen for no reason instead of walking. The main thing you can fault this game for is the iffy controls.
What about the weapons you ask? How do machine guns, hand cannons and bazooka like weapons sound to you?Ĭrusader: No Remorse is not perfect and it has it's share of problems. You can shoot enemies in their legs and watch them cripple and fall to the ground or you can go for an all out assault, which leaves them severely bloody and quite dead. It's equally fun to take out your resistance. The good news is that this game is absolutely gorgeous looking and you never really get tired of blowing up stuff.
Every single box, crate and just about anything you see can be blown up with your heavy arsenal of weapons.
And in this aspect, Crusader: No Remorse succeeds. This game is about one thing and one thing only - mindless action through huge explosions and lots of killing. Sure you may have to find a keycard here and there or flip a switch - big deal. The term "mission" is used lightly here because on every level, you basically just blow everything up and kill everything in sight. To carryout your mission, you will have to infiltrate their headquarters and complete various tasks to progress from level to level. The irony is that you used to work for this company and have decided to join a rebel group who's out to stop them. From this viewpoint, you must cripple and destroy the World Economic Consortium from their tyrannical ways. Unlike the majority of PC action shooters of today, Crusader: No Remorse is played from a three-quarter isometric viewpoint. Are you craving one of those games that are as mindless as the character you play that lets you blow up every dang blasted thing in sight? Do you want one of those games that is jam-packed with all sorts of violence, gore and killing mayhem? If so, Crusader: No Remorse is right up your alley! And if you're not looking for one of these games, you may as well stop reading this review right now.
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