How's Bioforge???

[Daryl M. Krzewinski]

I just recently finished a small demo of Bioforge that was included with a game magazine, and
I must admit I was kinda impressed and am considering it.

However, as you all know, demos aren't necessarily a good indication of the whole game. About
all I could do was break out of the cell, then beat up the one guy with the severed arm, then it
was over.

So to anyone who's played the whole game: is Bioforge a decent mix of action and adventure?
Or are the puzzles illogical or the bad guys near impossible to beat up? Would you buy it again?

Thanks in advance to any and all who respond,

Daryl
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Daryl M. Krzewinski
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[poliroa1@poliel@ro.nettuno.it]

I bought it some time ago, just after trying the demo.But I didn't like it--and
it's really beacuse the electronic puzzle are just stupid and useless
(i.e.: you're lucky, and do it on the first try, or you'll be stuck for a LONG
time) and the monsters are REALLY hard to beat even on Easy level
(I am good at Alone In The Dark-type games. I was able to kill everyone losing
no hitpoints in the garden of AITD2!!!)

[Bennet Wong]

I disagree with you on Bioforge. It is not a bad game, the plot is very
good and the electronic puzzle is not that hard. (expect the G room and
the power room)
The monster is NOT hard to beat either (you need to get your view angle
correct just like AITD series).
Bioforge has very good graphica and sound. It is as good as AITD1/2 and
is WYA WAY better that AITD3.