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this is a totally unique game, I have never played on a game quite like it, although I have 60 games for my playstation and computer and the X-Files is one of about three games i have that don't involve constant action and split second decisions like Red alert or Tomb Raider but the game still succeeds in keeping your mind engaged. The story begins with a video clip of Mulder and Scully investigating a warehouse and then, in typical X-Files style events, their is suddenly a series of bright lights and then Mulder and Scully vanish, and it's up to you to find them. you play the part of FBI agent Craig Wilmore and you have to head up the investigation ...  Read the complete review

I am a bit of an X-files fanatic, and when this game came out I just had to have it and heres what I think of it. You are FBI Angent Craig Willmore in the game, investigating the dissaperence of 2 FBI agents (Fox Mulder and Dane Scully). Your mission is to find the agents by various ways. There are a total of 7 disks to complete, and the game took me a good few months to complete!. You are armed with a gun (which u get to use), also handcuffs, lockpick, camera, mobile phone and also get go use other strange devices. The great thing about the game is you get a help button, that if you are really stuck guides you to the areas you need to cover next. ...  Read the complete review

This is very entertaining but I wouldn't classify it a game. It is more like an extended X-Files episode as there is interactivity but it is more monotonous then entertaining. Also the graphics aren't that good unless you are watching the movies, although the sound is always excellent. The best thing about this though is that the movies in the game are just as entertaining as an episode and include David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson as Mulder and Scully. As such I would only recommend it to people who enjoy an episode but not people who are buying it as a game. ...  Read the complete review

What better way to translate a TV series to game than allowing the player to be one of the main characters’ colleagues? Just the novelty of being an FBI agent alongside the X Files fanatics is enough to sate the appetite of RPG players alone. The nice thing about this game is that if you get bored, you can just wander around and look at complete rubbish around the rooms if you want to. If you want to go rifling through someone’s drawers or take a peek at Skinner’s trophy cabinet, you can. In fact, it’s positively encouraged. There are nice interfaces too eg. PDA and PC to access e-mail, maps etc. Mobile phones to call people. ...  Read the complete review