User Score. Your Score. Rate this:. Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy. Share this? Summary: Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy gives players the experience of becoming a 30 million dollar elite agent, fusing an experience that delves deep into Jason Bourne's character with game play and game presentation inspired by the aggressive filmmaking and frenetic action found in the Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy gives players the experience of becoming a 30 million dollar elite agent, fusing an experience that delves deep into Jason Bourne's character with game play and game presentation inspired by the aggressive filmmaking and frenetic action found in the films.
As a third-person espionage action game, players move from fistfights to firefights to experience sequences that blend Bourne's signature hand-to-hand combat with intense shooting and the ability to escape and evade deadly situations. Buy on. Play Sound. Please enter your birth date to watch this video:. January February March April May June July August September October November December 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Enter.
Critic Reviews. Score distribution:. Positive: 37 out of Mixed: 33 out of Negative: 2 out of I was completely expecting this game to literally suck, but in fact it is well done and very fun game that does the Bourne name justice.
All this publication's reviews Read full review. It's rare to see a movie game that is enjoyable in its own right. Even without the Bourne license, Conspiracy would be a great action game. It blends two totally different gameplay styles together and delivers them in quick, intense bursts. It captures the setting perfectly, going straight to the point.
This also makes the experience somewhat short and repetitive, but it manages to be exhilarating at times. Xbox World Australia. It delivers a well-paced and intense experience that is ultimately very satisfying and surprisingly faithful to its film counterpart, provided that you accept that it doesn't set out to reinvent, or even excel in any one area of gameplay. Game Revolution. Genuinely translating an action film is hardly done with as much effort as High Moon Studios has put into it.
Although the combat suffers from a lack of refinement and complexity, it still keeps up with the vigorous pace and calculated intensity of Jason Bourne. Its gameplay mechanics are abysmal in almost every conceivable way. Its story is nonsensical at best, sacreligious at worst. Its entire running time is completely disrespectful to the player's intelligence, assuming that if the character models and locations change, the player won't realize he's getting into the exact same gun battles and fistfights he engaged in at the very start of the game.
Looking at The Bourne Conspiracy as a list of bullet points, it is an undoubtedly awful game But why, then, did I have fun with it? User Reviews. Write a Review. Positive: 11 out of Mixed: 8 out of Negative: 3 out of An awesome alternative to the standard shooters out there as well as the mindless button mashing action games. The gameplay and camera give An awesome alternative to the standard shooters out there as well as the mindless button mashing action games. The gameplay and camera give it a unique cinematic quality seen in the movies.
Awesome cinematic game! Mixed: 29 out of Negative: 0 out of Armchair Empire. For a first attempt at an established franchise, The Bourne Conspiracy makes good on its promises and gives us the chance to become the perfect weapon. All this publication's reviews Read full review. Take any thoughts of how the game is based on a movie out of your head, as The Bourne Conspiracy is a compelling action game built on mostly solid gameplay ideas.
Translating the lightning-quick close-quarters combat of the Bourne films into viscerally satisfying gameplay is no mean feat, but High Moon Studios has done it and done it well. The adventure is a bit short, and the solid gunplay becomes tedious the second time around.
Still, the combat system alone makes this game worth playing, and the dramatic moments it creates are the real treat. The game is good enough for some fighting action. For more, it lacks the diversity. The New York Times. Toward the end, one character asks Bourne, "If you kill me, who will tell you the truth? As it stands now, though, The Bourne Conspiracy is worth a rental and little else.
All style and no substance is an appropriate way to describe the entire game, really. User Reviews. Write a Review. Positive: 5 out of Mixed: 5 out of Negative: 1 out of Pros: Fantastic action scenes make you believe you're bourne, nice sound and music, lots of different stages and missions Cons: the Pros: Fantastic action scenes make you believe you're bourne, nice sound and music, lots of different stages and missions Cons: the graphics are bad and don't show what the unreal engine can do, a lot of the stages are not from the movie and are a bit lame, huge installation and loading from HDD … Expand.
I actually really enjoyed this game when it first came out. It's a linear experience, which is fine because the story is terrific, and the I actually really enjoyed this game when it first came out. It's a linear experience, which is fine because the story is terrific, and the fighting mechanics are really good. I'd definitely recommend this to any Bourne fans I always hoped for a follow up to this, it's certainly worthy in my opinion.
The Bourne Conspiracy was and remains the only videogame about the franchise, who otherwise would seem perfect for videogames but did it The Bourne Conspiracy was and remains the only videogame about the franchise, who otherwise would seem perfect for videogames but did it deserved a sequel?
Technically the game is pretty average for its time, there's some good destruction but the background is always blur which is pretty annoying, there's no bugs or framerate issues that I could see but the camera during fist fight will sometimes be in a wrong angle and get on your nerves.
The gameplay will alternate, in a nice pace, third person shooting phases, with a good cover system but globally pretty classic and fist fighting sequences that made the distinction of the Bourne trilogy in theaters, unfortunately the Batman Arkham games weren't out yet this system would have work perfectly and therefore the gameplay is closer to a Tekken with slow pace, and more or less 1 VS 1 fighting sometimes you have a small QTE to doge a punch from an other guy but they did capture the good use of the environment with lots of interactions possible and it's very fun to bash someone into a crate or whatever.
Concerning the story it follows the scenario of the first movie with additional levels in the form of "flashbacks", if you know the movie then you'll be pretty familiar with it, but for someone that would buy the game without previous knowledge the story and motivations of the characters can be pretty unclear, they didn't took the time to develop things in its 8 hours long campaign which is too short, as always I consider that the bare minimum for a game that is solo only its 12 hours.
So in conclusion the game isn't bad, it's faithful to its origins and is globally fun to play but some design errors choice of combat system in particular , average graphics and the lack of efforts to please new Bourne consumers make this game for from unmissable. If there's ever a sequel there's potential to make a better game, but the poor sales make it unlikely. Advisable for the ones that love both Bourne franchise and action game. I guess I'm only writing thise review because its and this game is pretty old and I only wanted to let people know if its still worth I guess I'm only writing thise review because its and this game is pretty old and I only wanted to let people know if its still worth checking out.
I have to admit I only played about an hour then put it down deciding it was not worth my time. Some of the things I enjoyed about the game were that it does capture the feel of being Bourne - the action was there and I did enjoy the progressive nature of the checkpoint system. The game did move you ahead. I really enjoyed the quick time elements because they were random and not memorisable. The game itself was fun and enjoyable. Where the game lost me however was if you were not fast enough to take out a player by stealth or gunplay you were mobbed and forced to handfight and some of these battles were just time consuming nonsense and repetitive.
Also with your gun drawn I do agree with another reviewer you turn into a slow moving old man. A lot of good was in this game I would not write it off for anyone interested but after an hour of gameplay for me I would prefer to spend my time trying out all the other games I don't have time to try instead. I've been on a serious movie game kick. Again surprised to see what the reviews are for this game.
This is another case of if you have I've been on a serious movie game kick. This is another case of if you have played the first two levels, you have played the whole game. You alternate between third person shooting segments and hand to hand combat segments. Pretty straight forward but there's never any variation of that. And the shooting and combat sections aren't even that particularly fun. The combat sections force you into a 1v1 perspective and it plays out like a fight night game.
It's sort of interesting and unique the way that they did it. You could see how in a few years it would have been an arkham knock off. But this needed variation. I played through about half the game. There was never an entire stealth section.
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