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The editors liked
Excellent character models
Classic Clive Barker trappings
Plenty of violence.
Gorgeously creepy visuals and sound
Jumping between teammates makes for a lot of variety
Some tense
Exciting firefights .
The editors didn't like
Blah environments
Unoriginal and semi-nonsensical story
Desensitizing amounts of gore.
Horrifically confined level design leaves no room to maneuver
Lame final boss caps a stupendously awful ending
Long animations and visual effects leave certain characters far too vulnerable in battle.
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Matthew , review by: cheatcc.com
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Abstract: As far as the visuals are concerned, Clive Barkers Jericho is bit of a mixed bag. Firstly, the game is very dark, in fact almost too dark. And make no question you will be relying on your in-game flashlight far too often. Secondly, the lack of variet...
Clive Barker’s Jericho will likely appeal to a certain group of gamers just from the implied pedigree, but the truth is that the uninspired gameplay, linear levels, horrid AI, and merely average presentation values keep this game from ever gripping...
Gorgeously creepy visuals and sound, Jumping between teammates makes for a lot of variety, Some tense, exciting firefights .
Horrifically confined level design leaves no room to maneuver, Lame final boss caps a stupendously awful ending, Long animations and visual effects leave certain characters far too vulnerable in battle.
Poor level design poisons Jerichos awesome but unrealized potential. ...
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Published: 2007-10-26, Author: Gabe , review by: gamespy.com
Excellent character models; classic Clive Barker trappings; plenty of violence.
Blah environments; unoriginal and semi-nonsensical story; desensitizing amounts of gore.
After last E3, we had some pretty high hopes for Jericho, but after playing through the game on its most difficult setting, we realize that we may have set our expectations for this one a bit too high. Theres no question that the games premise promis...
Abstract: Just so you dont get the wrong idea, Clive Barkers Jericho is a corridor shooter. Its got a few elements to distract you from its monster closets and entirely linear levels, such as the squad control, but ultimately its a straight-ahead charge from...
Abstract: Just so you dont get the wrong idea, Clive Barkers Jericho is a corridor shooter. Its got a few elements to distract you from its monster closets and entirely linear levels, such as the squad control, but ultimately its a straight-ahead charge from...
Abstract: Name: Clive Barker's JerichoGenre: First Person Shooter Platform: Xbox 360, PS3, PC (Reviewed on Xbox 360) I wanted Clive Barker’s Jericho to rock so much. Clive is a brilliant horror writer and a defender of video games as art. Because of that I wante...
