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Description
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky is a horror and science fiction themed first person shooter game.
Number of Players: 1
Publication Date: September 15, 2008
Computer Platform: PC
UPC: 895678002100 895678002001
Release date: September 15, 2008
Product Dimensions: 0.5 x 5.5 x 7.44 inches; 4.8 ounces
Type of item: DVD-ROM
Rated: Mature
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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Item Weight: 4.8 ounces
Manufacturer: Deep Silver
Date First Available: July 4, 2008
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If you haven't played the first one, you should as a lot of the stuff in this bad boy will make more sense. If you are on the fence on whether to buy it, here are some tips that I hope help. Get this game if: 1.) You like challenging and engrossing games. 2.) You were around in the 80's and remember the Cold War. 3.) You enjoy more realistic gunplay. Meaning, one or two bullets will kill you and you can bleed out. No regenerating health bars here. 4.) You leap at the chance to play a game that tries new ways to do things. The world is very open, and the order you do things is rarely forced on you. 5.) You don't mind doing a little legwork to get things working right, and you have an ample machine to run it. Don't bother if: 1.) You think Call of Duty is the best game ever. 2.) You think regenerating health bars are necessary to enjoy a game. 3.) You get angry if a game crashes ever. 4.) You need games to hold your hand and tell you how to jump. 5.) You can't be bothered to read information that you pick up on your journey. 6.) You think this is going to be anything like Fallout 3, it's NOT. (Fallout 3 sucks by the way) This game will waste no time throwing you into the thick of things, and you will likely die a lot at first. But as you get the hang of it you'll find it pretty damn awesome. The biggest selling point is the immersion, which is laid on thick. I think Zero Punctuation's review was pretty spot on. [...] I personally played from beginning to end with no crashes after I patched. And it's only like 10 bucks these days so go for it!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2010 by Texgonian
I had been reading the reviews for a couple of months before I spent the money to buy it. It cost about 20 bucks and I thought, I could try it out for that. I loaded it up and didn't install any of the patches before I tried it out. Maxed out my graphics and play for some time. I didn't realize that there was no autosave and I had to replay the intro several times before I figured out that this is not a guns-blazing type of game! I finally saved it manually and then applied the patches to the most updated version. Save not compatible with update and I had to sit through the into...again. Finally an autosave feature! BUT, only when you cross between maps. There are still some minor crashes after a couple of hours of playing. I blame it on Vista's poor performance as other games have the same issue regardless of 4 gigs of RAM. Best part though is the autosave completes first before the crash. The updates helped with some bugs but there are still some minor annoyances like the military outpost respawning when you come back from the swamps. I played the original Far Cry through several times and installed every mod available to keep playing it. This game is much more! This requires strategy and many hours of walking between points to earn funds to upgrade and repair your equipment. The manual is not very helpful and there are no hints to be found online. It took some time to get used to the tasks and how to walk to different areas. Straight-lines will get you killed! The graphics are amazing and the environment is very detailed. Even drinking the vodka will give you an intoxicated point of view! This game is definitely in my top five of all-time favorites. You can breeze through it faster if you avoid all of the tasks and stick to your guns - literally. What's the point though? With the graphics, the changing environment and the interesting Russian commentary, be prepared to be entertained!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2009 by Bryan B
It's STALKER so already I find it a great game. The new game play (user interface mostly) they incorporated is 50-50. Sometimes it's a great improvement and sometimes I want to pull my hair out in frustration. The value is great. The replay value is only so-so because overall (without spoiling anything) it only has one ending. It mixes well with shadow of chernobyl and adds new maps Great game, better series
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2013 by HeartStrike
well this game is as expected. clasic Stalker, but I have one real problem. IT CRASHES Be warned this game is apparently full of bugs that make it lock and crash. just my luck it happens when Im trying to hide a good stash of pilfererd items. remember SAVE!!SAVE!!!SAVE!!!. your progress frequently. I have just recently downloaded the update. I hope it helps. still over all a good game. I would recommend it with a caution. OK i am extending my review. after four patch downloads and continued bugs I am discusted with the quality to the point i am removing the game from my computer. the folks who released this game should be ashamed for the poor attention paid to fixing the bugs before release. I am done with stalker series games. once a vocal fan; now just disappointed. I do not and will not recommend this game to anyone... waste your money at your own risk.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2010 by Robert L. Reaves
After playing the demo, i had so much fun with this game, bought it worth every penny i put into it, but with so many bugs you most definatly must add all major patches before playing the game, but dont blame the game blame the sorry game testers for rushing their job, the game, the gameplay and graphics are great, only for pc only for desktops, i played for hours and hours and couldnt stop playing i played on the hardest setting and did everything in the game and tooks months to find all secrets, this game will keep you busy for months, though if your not a hardcore gamer this game isnt for you, maybe they should mix fallout3 and stalker together to make a ultimate stalker and fallout together. i recommend this game to the heart of gamers, if you enjoy being scared like the good old days when resident evil came out on playstation you will not be disapointed with this game, this game will scare you and surprise you tons of times, zombies, zombie animals etc. the game was a blast for me thanks amazon cant wait for the next stalker release.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2009 by Anne A. Vitasek
Let me just start by saying I'm pretty new to the S.T.A.L.K.E.R series, even though I've plowed through many FPS games before. I decided to start in chronological order, and play Clear Sky, the Prequel, first. Before you start playing this game, however, install the 1.5.10 patch and download the Clear Sky Complete mod. I couldn't even begin playing without the patch, and the Clear Sky Complete mod cleans up a lot, even though it doesn't quite make the game "perfect." It also allows you to give yourself any weapon, armor, and item, which seems like a must-have at some of the more rather difficult parts of this game. Even after making myself loaded for bear with a heap of powerful weapons and strong armor, the game is still pretty hard. The mod also allows you to spawn drivable vehicles among loads of other things. Overall, it will help enhance the game, so I definitely recommend getting that before you start playing. From the start, the graphics look great, although the environment is pretty bleak and traveling from place to place can get a bit on the boring side considering how much your character, Scar, travels around. Regardless, the environment looks great for what it is and the game covers a decent amount of area. Voiceovers are also pretty good as well, no complains about that. The storyline is a bit on the dry side, but it isn't bad by a long shot. At times, the traveling does feel pretty "bumpy" and "jittery," but it's still quite good. My biggest pet peeve about this game is its sheer difficulty. I've been playing on "Stalker" difficulty and it is still extremely hard, but for what seems to be the wrong reasons. Weapon accuracy is terrible and I found myself having a horrendous time trying to hit anything over twenty feet away (which isn't much considering you will very often fight enemies in open areas). Without a doubt, this game has the worst accuracy problems in any FPS game I've played, and it badly ruins it. Meanwhile, the enemies, most of which have massive amounts of health, have much higher accuracy than you do, and can start hitting you long before you can hit them. Even after giving myself a SVD sniper rifle illegitimately via the Clear Sky Complete mod, it still took 5-7 shots to take out a target even at mid-range. Also, finding cover is difficult, and the inability to lay down and go prone is unfortunate considering many enemies can still hit you even after ducking behind cover and even going lower by pressing Ctrl and left shift. Also, the "zombies" in this game are only zombies in name only. The only difference between these and the elite soldiers you are pitted against is that they walk. These are definitely not the zombies you see from Left 4 Dead or Resident Evil. Not by a long shot. The AI seems to be pretty good. NPC allies are reasonably intelligent at taking down targets, though they're not strong enough to the point where you can fully depend on them. In the end, it's a decent game, definitely worth the $10.00.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2011 by Joseph Rodman
I absolutely love the stalker games I now have all three of them, I heard they are making a Stalker 2...which means they will have four games in the franchise, these games are hard and keeps you interested, now like the new shoot em up games, with no plot, all the stalker games have the main mission, but have a lot of side missions......I have this on windows8 16gig ram, NVidia GeForce 4gig video card and 4 terabyte of memory...alien ware desktop with liquid cooled tower, I also have an emulator program to play xbox, ps2..3 games. So dumb to buy a game console when you8 can do this I am future proofed for now with this computer.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2013 by johnny c
I held off beating this one for a really long time. It suffers largely from plenty of bad design decisions (IE, the machine-gun sniper) and a few fairly irritating bugs. Still, I decided that I would beat it sooner or later. My biggest problem with S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky is that it lacks the charm and atmosphere of the original, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl. That's not to say that the atmosphere is bad, it's just no as scary or gripping. Graphically, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky is much superior to its predecessor. The environments as a whole are much better in terms of detail. The improved graphics quality can cause performance to suffer, though. In terms of performance, I found that it could stutter once in a while, but it otherwise performed decently on my PC once I turned down a few settings. The sounds are fairly decent. Still, the atmosphere isn't as good as the first. It's just not as scary. The voice-acting isn't horrible, but it's not that good, either. There are a few characters that make for some pretty good comic relief, though (Ashot being one of them, Yar being another). In terms of design, this is where the game really suffers. There are points in the game that are incredibly frustrating. For example, there's a guy with a machine gun who can take you out from a really long distance, making it really difficult to escape. Another example is that, in order to access the bandits' repairman and trader, you can't kill a single bandit. Design issues like that make the game somewhat frustrating. The faction war system itself is fairly flawed as well. One feature that I like was that in order to get improvements on weapons and armor, you would have to find jump-drives from stashes. This ended up being pretty fun, looking for the stashes. On the other hand, you actually have to buy information about the stashes, otherwise, nothing's in them at all. It ends up being fairly frustrating as a result. The game itself lacks the depth of the original; there's no Rank List, no journal, and no contacts system. Little things like that are what helped Shadow of Chernobyl greatly in terms of depth. Bugwise, I noticed a fair few quest bugs, most of which were related to side-missions. I would highly, HIGHLY recommend that you get the Clear Sky: Complete mod for Clear Sky, as it fixes a number of said bugs (and it makes the game look even better). It's also worth mentioning that this game comes with DRM that can make it so that you can't play your game. I've found that taking the CD out and putting it back in fixes the problem (others may have worse problems, though). The plot isn't as good as it could be, but it still manages to be somewhat entertaining. The player takes control of the Mercenary Scar, who manages to be a somewhat interesting character, but he lacks the Marked One's depth. There's a decent game to be had in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky, once you get past its many flaws.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2010 by RAF