Game:

Operation Body Count (1994)

Duration: 7:52

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Much like with Nitemare 3D, the demo is better than the full version. In the demo, you got all the game had to offer in one relatively replayable map. In the full version, you have unnecessarily blown-up weapon graphics, horribly rendered floor and ceiling tiles, and dull, identical maps from start to finish. This counter-terrorism game is notorious for forcing the player through a half-dozen sewer levels in the beginning, fighting giant rats and swamp things and uzi-toting hoboes. By level 7 you finally fight some terrorists, and from there til about map 25 it's the same goddamned office layout over and over again with negligible differences between them. The final stretch is mostly ruins of the upper floors, also not very distinguishable. And like with Corridor 7, you just run around and kill X number of baddies before you're allowed to leave. This makes sense on the terrorist levels, but not the sewer levels. Who cares about giant rats? You were sent in to stop a hostage crisis, not for pest control!

Oh, and from levels 7 to 25 or so, you have extra dudes helping you out. They're dumb and useless except as extra armor when you murder them, and you have to sacrifice them to get rid of the mines blocking the exits, which is retarded and tedious.

You do get a cool infinite ammo shotgun, though, instead of the shitty tazer.

Don't waste your time with this game. Stick to the one-level demo.

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