A new era. Sophisticated and complex technologies are now contributing to the advancements of mankind. However, the world's governments are crumbling, new corrupt powers arise and conspiracies proliferate. The truth behind the proscribed technology could destroy the very core of humanity. Join a rogue team of agents as they fight for survival and entangle themselves deeper into the mystery.

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MindJack

Gamer Reviews

118 Reviews

6.84

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Critic Reviews

15 Reviews

4.88

GameSpot

5.00

Chris Watters—Jan 27, 2011

Yet even the thrill of being the bad guy dulls before too long because Mindjack's gameplay mechanics are so inelegant. It's hard to enjoy a game when you can't move the way you want to move, and beyond the cool premise and intriguing mindhacking ability, Mindjack doesn't do you any favors.

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Game Informer

5.00

Jeff Marchiafava—Jan 26, 2011

Mindjack’s hacking gimmick adds an interesting wrinkle to the third-person shooter genre, and the way it blurs single- and multiplayer gameplay is a trick worthy of future exploration. However, its few innovations are vastly outweighed by old annoyances. Myriad control problems, brain dead AI, and a cringe-worthy storyline make Mindjack a shooter worth skipping.

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IGN

4.00

Tristan Ogilvie—Jan 18, 2011

The idea of allowing other gamers to jump into your campaign and control either friends or foes is a good one, and we'd definitely like to see it used in other, better games. But despite its enormous potential, Mindjack is ultimately a frustrating and forgettable shooter with horrible presentation, clumsy controls and a plodding campaign.

May 26, 2009

5.25

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