Can anyone recommend to me Sin Gold and why it's a good buy? Thank you!

It was the last of the old-school maze-like run and gun shooters that does not hold your hand.

(I don;t know I never played it)

It shows boobies .

Jagged Polygonal boobies.

Haha thanks. I am watching some youtube videos of it. The gameplay that is........lol.

I LOVE IT!

It's mindless FPS fun and IMO while older still looks fantastic. The blood is nice, good gun sounds, fast, and little teeny tiny tweeks like being able to use an ATM to empty out a bad guys bank account. Mind you this ultimately does NOTHING but it's fun to know you always have the option.

I will say this, the AI can be pretty good shots. Not "Deadly Dozen" 100% never miss even from a mile out, but if you let them draw they will hit you.

Also don't be afraid to jump around. 1st time I played I got hopelessly stuck trying to find a door until I finally realized there was no door and I was supposed to jump over a railing and through a window. Thank god I do that sort of thing all the time IRL so I was ready for it. :D

I heard it is comparable to Half life?

Still boobies .

I always thought it was a little more cartoony than Half-Life but I love them both.

So you would oogle at the stripper models in GA Vice City?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOL3ipgcd_0

Despite GTA 5 and Metro: The Last Light having better looking Models?

It's a FPS classic, if you dig shooters from that era at all, you will likely enjoy it.

I've seen alot of boobie art from the web my friend and even pick which art style turns me on and which makes me looks away in disgust. Even I have standards.

Licurg doesn't.

I finished Sin only recently and enjoyed it greatly for the most part. The closest thing I can think of is Duke Nukem 3D. Sin is similar in many ways, like the urban architecture and the over-the-top humor. It's just a great throwback to a time when shooters still had a sense of humor about themselves. On the downside, some of the missions will have you go on key searches, which can get grating and a few of the levels are a bit too "mazey" for my taste.

Then there's the expansion pack "Wages of Sin", which I enjoyed even more than the base game. It was made by 2015, which went on to create Medal of Honor, which in turn led to the Call of Duty series and its modern brand of "cinematic" shooters. There are already hints of that in "Wages of Sin", with some elaborate in-game cutscenes (which are done surprisingly well! The game opens with a car chase which looks as good as any car chase ever done in the Quake 2 engine.) and somewhat more streamlined level design (which I didn't mind, since this basically just gets rid of the "wandering around maze-like levels, desperately searching for that goddamn keycard"-aspect of the base game). As far as I'm concerned, "Wages of Sin" is the perfect combination of oldschool- and newschool-shooter sensibilities. It also has some very nicely designed, unusual environments.

So, yeah, for $2,50 => get it!