Cult II: Federal Crime
Cult II: Federal Crime
Editors' Review
Weak graphics, limp dialog, and no action make this crime thriller less than thrilling. You're an undercover cop looking to infiltrate an underground militia. As part of your quest you've been invited, of all places, to a millionaire's mansion where wealthy yet shady characters have assembled. Most of the action is through conversation; you approach a person, and a dialog box pops up with all sorts of chitchat. The game's graphics are very poor, as an overhead view makes this chic mansion look more like a boxy, muddy garden. Dialog boxes and character portraits in them are simplistic and childish. Most of the dialog is repetitive, and the music is, after a short while, very annoying. While Cult II: Federal Crime may appeal to those who enjoy dialog-based games, we couldn't get past the lame world to get into the intrigue.
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Editors' Review
Weak graphics, limp dialog, and no action make this crime thriller less than thrilling. You're an undercover cop looking to infiltrate an underground militia. As part of your quest you've been invited, of all places, to a millionaire's mansion where wealthy yet shady characters have assembled. Most of the action is through conversation; you approach a person, and a dialog box pops up with all sorts of chitchat. The game's graphics are very poor, as an overhead view makes this chic mansion look more like a boxy, muddy garden. Dialog boxes and character portraits in them are simplistic and childish. Most of the dialog is repetitive, and the music is, after a short while, very annoying. While Cult II: Federal Crime may appeal to those who enjoy dialog-based games, we couldn't get past the lame world to get into the intrigue.
