Fortunately, the game graphics are not as disappointing as the story. However, there is nothing to say against the games of the day, however, you can find some good points. Lighting is acceptable and good facial design is one of the positive aspects of graphics. The environments are also relatively carefully constructed and inspire sense of presence in ancient locations. However, as I mentioned, about DA's graphics it is just marvelous, Especially with the first-person title. Sometimes you'll have to play poor games to get the magnificence of the great and well-designed titles, but even if you're going to do this, do not go to DA for any reason. I hope the fate of the Darksiders and Red Faction series, purchased by the publisher of this game, is not like this disaster.

The majority of the game is made up with grand shooting segments. Deadfall pits you in large rooms full of cover to hide behind and weapons to swap between. This basic approach actually does Deadfall justice. Far removed from the rollercoaster feel of other recent shooters, there's room to manoeuvre, plan an attack, and execute.

I held off on getting this one because of bad reviews for quite a while. Recently, the reviews have become more favorable. I picked this up in a bundle. It's like a first person Nathan Drake. The combat isn't quite as good (aiming down the sights doesn't really make it easier to see, no cover mechanic that I've figured out), the story and characters aren't really memorable. I had to lower the graphics to keep it from lagging in the cutscenes. Overall, I am enjoying it. Without the comparisons to Uncharted, it's a pretty good experience. I wish more shooters followed this genre. I'm enjoying it, and would probably buy the sequel if they ever made it.

I saw all of the bad reviews before I bought this game when it was on sale. But after playing through it, it really isn't horribly bad as the reviews made it out to be. The graphics are on par with other modern games, it ran smoothly on my pc, the story, while very predictable, was decent, sound was well done and the gameplay isn't bad either. I enjoyed playing this game. There is the good...now here is the bad. The cutscene character animations are awkward and unnatural, there are occasional graphical glitches, the levels are very linear, the weapons are over-the-top accurate (can hit a guy very far away while running with an old handgun), and the voice acting is sub-par and repetitive at times. Some of the puzzles are the kind that make no logical sense and nobody will ever be able to figure out unless they refer to the main character's notebook which basically tells you the answer to all the puzzles. Despite those annoyances, the game overall is a fun time and should definetly be picked up if it is on sale.

Man, this game is beautiful. Deadfall Adventures has the setting and story of Indiana Jones, the style of Uncharted and the gameplay of... a generic first person shooter. You play this game from a first person perspective which is actually a very nice twist on the genre. You'll be traveling to different parts of the world to find hidden treasures, solve puzzles and chase bad guys. Like I said, the game has the vibe of Indiana Jones. It all looks very colorful and very adventurous. It has awesome, detailed graphics and horrible, horrible voice acting. A damn shame, because the rest of the game is actually worthwhile, but the voice acting is one of the things that drags the game down. The other thing that drags the game down are the firefights. It's inaccurate and doesn't feel realistic. It's important, because near the end you'll be fighting off more and more enemies. The story is fun in that it doesn't take itself all that seriously. It will be fun as long as you keep that in mind. There are also loads of treasures to be found; some can be found in the open, some are hidden and can be found by simply exploring and some can be collected by solving puzzles. These puzzles are usually simple to solve and can be completed in just a few minutes. If some of these puzzles were only a bit harder it would've given you a better feeling of accomplishment. Doesn't take away the fact that it's fun to try and find these treasures. Treasures can also be used to upgrade your character, but I didn't notice much a difference when I first started the game and when I finished the game. He still felt the same to me. Checkpoints are sometimes awkwardly placed so if you die while trying to solve a second or third puzzle you might have to start all over from the beginning. This can be frustrating but usually it's just a couple of minutes. Still... annoying. Deadfall Adventures wants to be a first person Uncharted and in a way The Farm 51 has succeeded in doing this. Next time, keep the graphics, improve the voice acting and shooting aspects, make the puzzles (a bit) harder and you'll probably have a great, fun sequel in your hands.