You’re given an RPG-like inventory system, complete with weight restriction and numerous non-weapon items. A storyline does run throughout, but numerous side missions serve as a way to prolong the game and to add background information to the mysterious goings on. The game revolves around you receiving new missions from various NPCs, allowing you to earn money, items and new info. Nuclear disasters have turned the area into a barren wilderness, filled with artefact-hunting characters and vicious mutants.
casts you as a nameless man who’s looking for information on “the zone” – the area in which the game is set. You’re not confined to dimly lit hallways, but the wide open spaces provided by Chernobyl’s fall-out zone, and the mutated creatures that live there prove every bit as nerve-racking. might look like a first-person shooter – albeit one in a large, free-roaming world – it’s really an evolution of the classic survival horror genre. Survival horror games have traditionally excelled at putting you in tight spots against freakish enemies, while limiting your weapon supply to a rubbish pistol and a knife – if you’re lucky you’d get a torch as well.
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