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Note: this game is a remaster of the 2006 original.
I'm very organized so I don't particularly like reviewing a remaster before having played the original, but as that may still take some years (at least at the rate I manage to finish games nowadays), I'll leave here my impressions now. Anyway it seems that only the graphics have been changed; the core gameplay is essentially the same.
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I always seem to forget that I must keep uploading these. Still a couple of them left, and many more in the works.
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Perhaps you're thinking "Hey, this site looks cool! I wonder how it was implemented?" Myself, I've been thinking "Just why the heck did I create a 'Blog' category for?" ever since last January. If only there was a common solution for those two dilemmas... Oh wait.
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There are two types of Max Payne mods: those that change some aspect of the gameplay and allow you to revisit the original storyline with new mechanics, and those which offer a new campaign. Sometimes, we get both at the same time. Such is the case of Katana, which is itself based on the mighty Kung Fu 3.0 mod, perhaps the biggest culprit of people replaying the vanilla game. Like its name implies, it added a new hand-to-hand fighting system with some spectacular moves, including wall running, and many projects include it.
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Alone in the Dark (the first one) is one of my favorite games. It ticks all my boxes: not only it is a damn good game, it basically created a new genre (survival horror), and on top of that its technical aspect was impressive, as the technology lying under it was state of the art back then, something which could go unnoticed if you never cared to learn about it.