#JOHN WOO STRANGLEHOLD PC FIX FULL#
I've seen a few people moaning that the full game isn't long enough, but judging by this I don't suppose there's much reason to care: it's a concentrated dose, and you won't need much to get your fix. Death, death, wads of gore, and great clods of ultraviolence - and hardly sophisticated with it. Yeah, there's nothing realistic or measured about Stranglehold, it's a barrage of unadulterated gun-wankery, with non-stop cinematic frippery to dress up the repetition. Diving around shooting people in the face as you plunge fearlessly through a shower of debris is pretty satisfying - it never goes goes like this when I try it at home.
Is it any good? Well, it's pretty - Unreal Engine 3 pretty - and there's plenty of destructible objects in the environment. For some reason this is called 'Tequila Time' and it's a rather different Tequila time to the one you might be familiar with. The show off.īullet time comes on pretty much every time you dive or leap over something - and you leap over things automatically, often in unintentionally comedic fashion. Woo even has a cameo in the game, just as he does in a bunch of his films. It's not exactly Max Payne, but you can see the connections - especially since Max Payne was pretty much an open homage to Woo's slow-mo-diving-through-stuff manner of filming shooty sequences. It's a kind of gaming sequel to Woo's Hard-Boiled, delivered in a third-person action sort of way.
#JOHN WOO STRANGLEHOLD PC FIX MOVIE#
Right, so Stranglehold is the game of John Woo's style of movie making.
It's a big old beast, weighing in at a portly 2gb. The Stranglehold PC demo has finally struggled its way onto the internet.
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