I don't know about today's standards, but by 2002 standards it was a 10/10 game.
The first game I ever paid. I had to order it from a computer shop, took them a month to get it for me.
Got action, the graphics was great too. The game's story, excellent.
Beside the story mode was other single player modes too.
The game generated infinite ! Number of random maps. For both single player and multiplayer. Today's games not doing such. You have like 5 multiplayer maps, then you have to purchase more of them. In SoF2 you got infinite maps.
The multiplayer was perfect, no clumsy shooting, the guns in the game had great sound, and they "felt" real.
The game was moddable too. I made many skins for multiplayer. I even made maps for single player.
Nowadays they make a kind of unfinished game with full of bugs that they fix or not, they release a few additional maps, 6 months later something DLC but the game becomes irrelevant, as next year the next game comes from the same company.
SOF 2 came out and people were playing it 10-12 years later. A few years ago did check it, people were still playing deathmatches.
Sure, by today's standards it's old and not looking good. However the technical factor of the game is still better than today's FPS games.
The first game I ever paid. I had to order it from a computer shop, took them a month to get it for me.
Got action, the graphics was great too. The game's story, excellent.
Beside the story mode was other single player modes too.
The game generated infinite ! Number of random maps. For both single player and multiplayer. Today's games not doing such. You have like 5 multiplayer maps, then you have to purchase more of them. In SoF2 you got infinite maps.
The multiplayer was perfect, no clumsy shooting, the guns in the game had great sound, and they "felt" real.
The game was moddable too. I made many skins for multiplayer. I even made maps for single player.
Nowadays they make a kind of unfinished game with full of bugs that they fix or not, they release a few additional maps, 6 months later something DLC but the game becomes irrelevant, as next year the next game comes from the same company.
SOF 2 came out and people were playing it 10-12 years later. A few years ago did check it, people were still playing deathmatches.
Sure, by today's standards it's old and not looking good. However the technical factor of the game is still better than today's FPS games.