This game is one of the rare ones that still makes you think. Far too many games, especially in this genre have gone to giving the player exact waypoints of what to do and where to go; totally removing any independent thought from the game and it's story. This genre is overcrowded by the "run here, skip cut scene, now run over here" games.

There were several places during my initial run-through where I found myself having to grab a pen and paper in order to keep track of things like small AI conversations in passing which lead to new side objectives.