DrPaul wrote:
In your search for the missing person you will track down a serial killer, explore the underground levels of Area 51, encounter alien entities, break into NSA offices, get seduced by a beautiful woman, explore Myan ruins, get beat up, have girl problems, trouble with the police, many more things...plus, the game has multiple paths with very different situations and novice and gamer modes.
It just don't get no better than PD.
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Oooh, oooh, don't forget getting shot at by very ticked off Electronics shop owners who are mad you never pay the bill, Fun at the Morgue, Talking to Old Grannies, Jumping out of exploding buildings, Making fun of a bum who runs a chocolate stand, Faking old men out that you're their son, Claiming to be Gandalf slayer of the balrog, And asking old policemen what their arms are doing in a sling ... isn't usually your butt.
Not to mention dodging fireballs, seeing your face on a tombstone many, many times, playing with dog doo-doo, hassling very old pawnshop owners about the money you owe them, drinking bourbon till you pass out, having acrobatic danger right on your desk, listening to a very robotic voice say "you have a fax", going through a very old man's jeans, building and using an aceteylen torch, bomb disposal, Telling an NSA agent in all seriousness "Now I know who you work for. You work for the IRS", Grandpa Murphy's soap on a rope, stealing money from drug dealers, and last but definitly not least ... spying on a dancing show girl through a viewfinder on the roof across the street.
Pandora Directive has it all, and a pack of llamas.