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Until the Lexington's condition is stabilized, there's a real-time clock ticking away you get several hours. There are lots of inventory-based puzzles to be solved. You'll also have to defend the Lexington from UN attacks in a simple 3D real-time strategy game which has an adjustable difficulty level if you have trouble.

Eventually, you'll be able to land on Persephone, investigate the artifact, and use its power to save mankind.

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Please give whatever you can to help us. Create new account Request new password. Home » Games » Action » Mission Critical. Legend Entertainment Company. Abandonware Action Sci-Fi 1st Person. If you like this game, you will also like. Project Nomad. Death Gate. II - The Koshan Conspiracy. Privacy Policy Cookies. Your Ad Here. Mission Critical Review Posted on: by SirStefan Having played the game completely through a number of times, I was impressed with the rather philosophical ending and considered its RL implications from time to time.

There is still a Prima walkthrough guide available on Amazon and it may come in handy for a few of the more difficult puzzles one will encounter on this mission. The original product involved 3 cd's to play the whole thing through with the bulk of the action occurring on the second cd. I was a little disappointed with the second half as it limited your available options to an almost linear progression which I suspect may have been the result of budget or schedule constraints leaving little time for option development.

Once you move about the ship a while it did become familiar and you could easily navigate to "critical" areas quickly if needed. It is similar to some of its contemporaries in that the player must interact with on-screen objects in order to progress and sometimes one cannot tell an object from the background props.