Second Sight
Game » consists of 4 releases. Released Sep 21, 2004
Second Sight is a game about an amnesiac psychic looking to uncover the secrets of his past and piece together the events that lead to his incarceration in a mental institution.
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5 (0) 4 (2) 3 (2) 2 (0) 1 (0) 3.5 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Thumbs up for a captivating albeit somewhat cheesy game 0
Second Sight follows a patient who wakes up in a medical facility with complete memory loss. It isn't long until he discovers that he has psychic abilities, and that there may have been a good reason for him being locked up tightly. Soon after his memory starts to come back, and reveals a storyline filled with mad scientists, Russians and a shady organization that may be behind it all. StoryFirst and foremost, what makes this game good is the story and the characters - the gameplay switches b...
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Fun, solid, short. 0
If you can find it, this game is well worth revisiting. It combines a set of balanced, and fun to use psychic abilities with solid third person (or even a lacking first person mode, if you prefer) gun play to make an excellent game, with an intriguing story. The only real cons are the sometimes cheesy dialogue, the short campaign, and the graphics, which even at that time were bland....
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Bad camera = Frustrating Stealth + Time-Travel 0
I really wanted to like Second Sight a lot, after all it was made by Free Radical, the dudes behind one of my favorite franchises "Timesplitters". That franchise's crazy sense of humor (absent from this game) really made it easy to like, and a blast to play with friends and family alike. Rather than rely on their FPS development prowess to make a decent third-person shooter with an interesting psychic element, though, Free Radical opted instead to make a flawed stealth-action game with a wonky c...
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A good effort, but comes up short 0
This game is one of those that I just happened to have around, and didn't really have high expectations for it, but was disappointed nonetheless for a few reasons. The story was cliche and predictable, but tried to complicate things with psychic powers. The camera is placed much too far away from John Vaddic the whole game, and gets very finicky near walls and such. About 2/3 of the way through the game, SS just gets very monotonous. You have access to all the powers, and a few selection of g...
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