Conclusion

Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy is a fast paced action game in which you can experience a truly cinematic experience. It's easiness and spectacular action can make any casual gamer feel like a hero for almost six hours.

Gameplay: 91

From the beginning until the end, this game has "balls". Concentrated on a hand-to-hand combat system stripped to the bone of any difficult combos, this game can satisfy any player of any kind. With its fluidity in every movement, timing the attack sequence is just a matter of time. Though this simple concept has also negative effects. After a while it becomes repetitive and the shooting or driving scenes cannot increase the quality of the game.

Graphics: 78

Although it uses the Unreal 3 Engine, Bourne Conspiracy doesn't look so fancy. Although the environmental design is correctly implemented and created around the combat idea, with objects used for attacks, every exploration ends up with a feeling of poor graphics.

A major impact has the dynamic camera which does a great job in terms of cinematic experience, but in some tight locations, it will act awkward. In order to reposition, the camera will make Bourne and his enemy disappear for a couple of moments. Like always the XBOX 360 version (tested here) has slightly lower textures than the PS3. But this is not an excuse for the overall poor graphics.

Multiplayer: N/A

Sound: 83

Let's say that it has nothing to impress us. But the voice acting is good and the music makes its job to emphasize Bourne's cinematic atmosphere.