The Saboteur preview Xbox 360

The Saboteur preview Xbox 360

The Saboteur is a World War II game with a difference, and not just that a lot of the game is in black and white. It's a bold open-world game, The Saboteur, casting you as an ex-driver who must find his way back to Paris to the Resistance. Just over half the game occurs in the capital, and the visuals really are quite striking. To see what we thought of our time with the game, read our Saboteur preview in this issue of 360Zine, where you will also find an exclusive interview with the developers.
Click here to read our The Saboteur preview for Xbox 360 now! The Saboteur preview for Xbox 360 Another World War II game? That's all we need. But wait, this one's different. For starters, it's in black and white. What? Was it discovered in an attic, having been developed before the advent of colour television? No, it's been made that way as an artistic statement, the bleak monotone environment reflecting the harsh reality of Nazi oppression. That Nazi oppression takes place mainly in occupied France, and you'll spend at least half the game mincing around Paris helping out the resistance like some imaginary character from rancid Eighties comedy 'Allo 'Allo. Okay, it's not quite as flippant as that, but The Saboteur is by no means a documentary, taking World War II as its basis and building a slightly skewed fantasy world around it. You play the character of Sean Devlin, a street-tough Irish racing mechanic with aspirations to become a driver. Click here to continue reading our The Saboteur preview for Xbox 360 now!