That little feature is but one of the gruesome touches contained in Konami’s Project Overkill, a third-person shooter that takes blood and gore to new levels. Project Overkill: Imagine a game so real that characters actually leave bloody footprints behind after slaughtering the bad guys. But they are too few and far between to make the game a winner. Despite that questionable perk, driving around again and again gets pretty tiresome and the payoffs are lame.Ī lot of thought obviously went into the Die Hard Trilogy and nice features pop up here and there. They also smear the windshield with blood. The driving is actually pretty fun and the degree of interactivity is the highest I’ve seen.įor instance, pedestrians don’t just die when they get run over. Players take the wheel of a range of different cars to speed through the streets of Manhattan in search of bombs.
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As it goes, the action is pretty good, but the lack of a gun makes the level more frustrating than it’s worth.Īnd, finally, the Die Hard With a Vengeance level is almost as disappointing as the movie itself. Unless players own a game gun, though, targeting is done with the controller, a lousy way to play a shooting game.
This time, the perspective is first-person a la Virtua Cop. Unfortunately, it only gets worse in the Die Harder level, which follows McClane through Dulles International Airport, again in search of terrorists. The third-person perspective employed for this level makes it tough to line up bad guys. Control is unrefined and difficult to get the hang of. The only way to tell hostages from terrorists is by using the on-screen map. Although this is the best level of the game, that’s not saying much.
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