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This Swedish developed game concerns the old conflict between
police teams and terrorists. NWO is, on this occasion (like Counter-Strike,
Global Operations and others) a straight multiplayer mostly, but contains
also a singleplayer part which is a big joke that is without a way of
changing the degree of difficulty. After the patch made to resolve this,
the slow and not very pretty engine does allow for such things as shooting
of lamps and further innovations. However, also with the patch New World
order becomes a complete package but this is not a pioneering game. There
are only 12 missions in New World Order, and each consists of just a tiny
map, sprinkled with some enemies. Diverse environments include a mine, war
zone, subway, drug lord villa, cargo ship, mansion, terrorist camp, tunnel,
harbor, headquarters, pump facility, and the terrain of Sweden. Although
some missions ask you to gather
intelligence or rescue a hostage, in almost all cases, none of these side
quests need to be accomplished; it's simpler to just kill every enemy in the
level. At the start of each mission you can equip various weapons based on
what rank you've attained. You're also given a weight limit of what you can
carry - each gun, grenade, and clip you equip yourself with has a certain
weight, and according to the game's documentation, the more you carry, the
slower you move. Modes include Team Death Match, Team Escape, Plant the Bomb,
Fallout, and Hostage Rescue. To me, I cannot think whom I could recommend this game to. Those with a notorious collector's nature will maybe get it, but with enthusiasm will play it
probably nobody. A Deluxe version was released in 2005 that was patched to
version 1.42 and included the bonus restaurant map. |