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Geist (GC)

Description: Genre: Shooter / up to 4 players / published by: Nintendo / In the hallways, labs and chambers of a shadowy compound, ... more

Geist (GC) ... an unseen power is lurking. As a ghostly Spectral Operative, players must search for a physical body, which is mysteriously being kept alive somewhere in the enormous complex. Players wont always be alone though--as they explore, they must collect the energies of indigenous spirits to help unravel a mystery and build their own power. Some will help ... but beware, for not all the spirits are friendly. Prepare for a first-person adventure with a spectral twist!

Newest Review: ... more information about 'the rift' via their memories. The unique ability to possess people, animals and objects (though ... more

... sometimes it can be frustrating to spend ages looking for something to possess). Graphically, there's nothing particularly awesome about the game. The little icon on the bottom left of the screen to remind you of what you're doing (running, floating etc.) is unnecessary and annoying. The slip and possession animations are very well done, with each possession having a slightly different approach to how it is done. Many have said that the makers of Geist were merely 'playing with something shiny without knowing how to use ...more

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Geist (GC): A ghostly yet generic game with a few extras tacked on (352 words)
by - written on 08/02/09 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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On the surface, Geist is your standard FPS, much like TimeSplitters. However, the control system of Geist isn't as well done as the latter, with you often having to fiddle with the C and analogue sticks to get unstuck when floating. The multiplayer option is good, although nothing spectacular. The appealing thing about Geist is the plot - through possession of different bodies you can figure out about what happened to you and discover more information about 'the rift' via their memories. The unique ability to possess people, animals and objects (though sometimes it can be frustrating to spend ages looking for something to possess). Graphically, there's ... Read the complete review