El Matador

"El Matador" offers entertaining Third-person Action with crackly Slow motion Inserts, but can by no means keep up with the great Role model (* hust * Max Payne)-too mundane is the Story, too antiquided the Optics and too short the Playing Time. The Levels are solid despite strict Straightforwardness, but only 6 in number and experienced Players get to see the End after only about 3 Hours. At The end of The day, it takes quite a bit of Goodwill and Certainty that you have a Low-budget indie title in front of you here that has already come a bit into the Years. The bloody stylish Slo-Mo shootouts gave me a lot of Joy even then as now and I like to cringe the Title again and again. In addition, the Game costs a regular only 3.99 Euros (As of June 2018), in the Sale possibly even less-Steam has much worse scrap On offer, which Costs even more. Due to the View of the pink Nostalgia Glasses, there is therefore the Thumbs up from me. PROs: + Kurzweier, tough Action with drug war setting + Greasy and Bloody Shootouts in Slow motion + cool main character + Ordinary Level design + challenging difficulty level + Low Price + Uncensored at English Language Setting + Tobias Meister (Who German Voice of Kiefer Sutherland and Brad Pitt) speaks Victor Corbet ... CONTRAs:-... Otherwise, the German Setting Is only moderate ...-... Which is undercut by the gruesome English Setting again DEUTLICH-Banal Story free of Surprises-Steife, unclean animations-Conspicuous clipping errors (especially in the Pike Jump)-Repetitive and annoying techno background music-Schlecht Customized Subtitles full of Errors-Unfaire Pits-Very short Playing time-Heavily Censored In German Language setting-Story is distorted by Censorship in the German Version Kleiner Note: On newer Systems with Multi-core Processors, it can lead to strong Rucklers Performance drops come when the Hardware Would actually have to pack the Game loosely. This may be because the Game only accesses the Performance of a CPU core by default. If this is the Case, you open the task manager during the running game, go under "Details" and search for the Game Application (would have to be called "pc _ matador.exe" or similar). Then Right Click on "Set affiliation," select and confirm "All Processors" here. The Game should now run clean again. P.S.: In this Context, I would also like to see the similarly stored "Total Overdose" from 2005 on Steam.