Summary
An underrated EA-published game from 2009,The Saboteur, is finally available on Steam, and at a massive 50% discount until March 21.The Saboteurwas developed by the now-defunct Pandemic Studios and released in 2009 for PC, PS3, and Xbox 360. Even thoughThe Saboteurwas available on PC at the time of its initial launch, it’s just now made its way toSteama whopping 15 years later.
The Saboteurwas one of a handful ofEA games that were added to Steamrecently. JoiningThe SaboteurareCommand & Conquer: The Ultimate Collection,Dungeon Keeper Gold,Dungeon Keepr 2,Populous,Populous 2: Trials of the Olympic Gods,Populous: The Beginning,Sid Meier’s Alpha Centauri Planetary Pack, andSimCity 3000 Unlimited.
Nostalgic gamers that want to reliveThe Saboteurshould note that the game is available at a huge discount for a limited time. Until March 21,The Saboteuron Steamcan be purchased for a mere $4.99, 50% off its usual asking price of $9.99. It’s true that the game earned somewhat mixed reviews at the time of its release, but there are many who praise it as ahidden gem of the PS3/Xbox 360 generation, and so fans of third-person action-adventure games should definitely consider giving it a look.
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For those who are unfamiliar withThe Saboteur, the game is about an Irish race car driver who has joined the French Resistance in Paris to fight against the occupying Nazi forces.The Saboteurfeatures an open world take on Paris, third-person action, and a unique art style. The Steam version is currently enjoying “Very Positive” reviews, so it steams users of Valve’s digital distribution platform are coming away impressed by it.
The Saboteur
WHERE TO PLAY
Not all wars are fought on the open battlefield. Download The Saboteur to visit 1940s Nazi-occupied Paris, as you play tough Irish racecar mechanic Sean Devlin. Working with the French Resistance, Sean is out for revenge against ruthless Nazi Colonel Kurt Dierker, who executed Sean’s best friend.This open-world action thriller takes you through the seedy streets of Paris as you seek to undermine the German authority and lead a rebellion. Fight across rooftops and through dangerous alleys, and operate a wide variety of vehicles as you navigate your terrain. You can even climb the Eiffel Tower or Notre Dame Cathedral for a sniping mission.Use stealth and disguise to strike at the heart of the Nazi war machine by disabling trains, destroying bridges, and blowing up enemy facilities. As you work to remove the oppressive forces from parts of the city, the drab black-and-white palette gives way to bright colors, signifying that you’ve inspired the townspeople. The more you incite the people, the more they’ll aid you by intervening in fights or providing a quick getaway from pursuing Germans. The Saboteur presents a fresh take on World War II and features dramatic cinematic element
