Review of Darkest Of Days

First mistake, I bought this game strictly off the box saying going to war at atleast four different times in the world which were historically accurate. This seems to have good expectations and would be fun even if the game is not up to modern video game standards.The game is no where close to historically accurate. The story behind the game is to travel back in time to complete a mission, but to do as little damage to actual history as possible and your told over and over to not be a hero since you can not change history. But you find yourself time and time again either leading the fight or fighting by yourself against whole groups of men that no matter what you do you can not avoid them you have to fight. For the other problems; the controls are never constant one tap of the trigger will either fire a single shot or (if you have a weapon other then the musket) will become full auto; you never know. Also standing up walking is about the same as most shooters, but as soon as you kneel down the left and right become so sensitive that its very hard to control your position. WARNING Game spoiler: I will pick on the Civil War time frame. The person you play as is about the only person in the Civil War that has a musket everyone else has a lever handle rifle. Just about all the enemies appear to be snipers that hardly miss you even if your sprinting. The enemy also can see you even if your hiding in a corn field not moving and you can't see but five feet in front of you but your being shot from multiply bad guys. Your allies for the most part are useless. I will leave all the other time periods alone in case you play the game. I suggest if you wish to play this game borrow it and save yourself the money.



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