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It is a dream to control. And it had better be, because Darkwatch is a game where the action never really slows up. The movement of Jericho is nice and tight and the targeting reticule dials in nicely. It does help that the game gives you a bit of a nudge with the auto-aim feature. Graphically, the Xbox version honestly does look a tad bit better. Some of the cloudy effects seem to come across better as does the 'blood vision'?

I like the look of the various monsters and undead men and women that come after you with malicious intent. The game never bogs down from too much action and the whole visual ambience just looks right, in terms of the game's horror theme. The classic western music can be found in the game as well as dark foreboding background music. And even though the voice acting is not too bad, it can be a bit heavy handed at times. I said it in my other review the game sorely is lacking a strong plot and storyline.

There are mini cut-scenes that direct the game down some sort of plot path that are entirely too brief, but basically its one action scene segueing into the next. Not bad for a strong action game, but leave your thinking cap on the couch. Running amok in the 's Jericho Cross is known as an outlaw and thief.

But a bit of misfortune befalls him and Jericho finds himself bitten by an ancient vampire known as Lazarus after inadvertently freeing him. Now, as his soul slowly becomes tainted with evil, Jericho must stop the monster he set free with the help from a shadowy organization called the Darkwatch.

Saddle up your undead horse because it's time to play cowboys and demons. For a first-person shooter on the PlayStation 2, Darkwatch is surprisingly easy to control. The game has an ease of control that makes running around blowing away the sinister forces of evil a real pleasure.

The left analog stick is used to move your character and the right to aim. The game doesn't seem to bog down when the action starts up and believe you me the action comes at you fast and furious. I noticed that the game does help you out a bit and gives you a bit of an auto-aim assist. The whole vampire-western thing is a relatively new idea, but long time owners of the PlayStation will also remember a similarly themed game called Silverload?.

But still, the inventiveness of this title is one of its strongest points and part of that inventiveness is the addition of steam punk type devices and horror themed characters from that era. As a horror fan, it's neat to me to see undead Indian Braves running at me, tomahawks in hand, looking to dole out some pain. Even neater still is the re-imagining of western era weapons.