TheOverclocker Issue 29 | Page 39

forebears. But it’s an excellent stealth game nevertheless, one that occasionally even flirts with greatness – but always falls just short of it. Once again, you play as Garrett, the Master Thief. Or at least, you’re an alternate version of him. There’s a story to follow in the game, but it’s pretty meaningless. It’s a mess of ridiculous pantomime villains and shoddy writing, the plot awkwardly bouncing all over the place to the point where it becomes difficult to follow even if you desperately want to. I get the definite sense that somebody misguidedly intended for it to be “gritty”, or “edgy”, or something of the sort to appeal to people on the prowl for things that are gritty and edgy, but instead it comes across as nothing b