A console spectacular, creative and seamless implementation of a nightmare by Clive Barker for the next generation and PC, Clive Barker's Jericho is a concept of supernatural horror with history teacher of new myths, writer and director Clive Barker. Jericho deals with the reappearance mystery of a lost city in a remote desert. When a form of evil, which dates from the dawn of days resurfaces from there, a squad of special forces, trained in both conventional warfare and the Arts Arcane, is sent in. Their mission: hunt down and destroy the evil that lurks in the heart of the city before it destroys humanity. Clive Barker's Jericho is designed as a way of action / horror that participation in the visual arts and phantasmagorical special effects. Mixing elements of horror fiction Barker's dark history ambitious, at the age of expansion in order to mature gamers, fans of Clive Barker fans horror fiction.
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Bloody, gory, and lots of fun (edited)
I wanted to get this game since I played the demo and it's a lot of fun. The graphics and voice acting are above average, the story is entertaining, and dialogue is a little cheesy, but it's bearable. The best thing about the game is the different supernatural powers that the team members have. Some are more efficient to use than others, and you'll probably use your favorite 2-3 members for most of the game (most likely Church, who uses a one-hit kill sword, and Delgado who uses fire and a minigun). The weapons are usual FPS machine guns, pistols, snipers, etc. Each member has their own personality, which helps keep the game fresh. The ultimate rental. I don't suggest buying it due to lack of multiplayer and a short campaign. Squeamish people, STAY AWAY!
Edited- I haven't been able to play this game in a while, but I picked it up again recently. I haven't gotten too far into the game when I reviewed it, but having played it furthur, I have found many faults that I didn't notice before. The main and most frustrating one is the lack of any sort of intelligence whatsoever from your teammates. They rarely use cover, and when they do they use it incredibly poorly. They usually stand in the same spot all clumped together in a group firing at the same enemy while ignoring the other ones. They never back away from enemies that are charging at them, not even the ones who explode when they get near you. As a result, they are CONSTANTLY dieing, making you revive them constantly. This becomes even more frustrating when the squad gets split up since you have to pay extra attention to make sure that those guys don't die. One part of the game is so excruciatingly difficult that I have almost given up on beating the game. Which is a darn shame since I'm loving the wacky storyline.
a good game, in time for a good scare
Clive Barker,,, what can be said about the well known writer? A leading contemporary mind behind horror movies (as director) Hellraiser, Lord of Illusions, and many more written novels, plays and games.
Jericho on the PS3 has beautiful graphics; don't be put off by the start of the game. I felt, on the first stage, during the desert infiltration through the ruins that the textures were a bit dull. But soon after, it got better with magnificent lighting and graphics.
The darkness of the environments is great, very eerie feel to it. But the ambiance sometimes suffers, although not much often, when the action heats up, it just fades and blows out with all guns blazing.
They say some replay value is there but I am yet to finish and go through the game again.
Except for some finishing issues the game is pretty much a 75 out of 100, 3.75 stars ;)
Great Game
The only flaw this game has is that there is no multiplayer or co-op options. Otherwise the game has great graphics, an intriguing story, and awesome weapons and powers.
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