History YMMV / Chaser

** The sniper section preceding the underwater level isn't much better. Long, meandering, repetitive, being forced to shoot gray figures on a gray background using a scope that outputs your view of the area as black and white. There isn't even any music to give the illusion of fun to the proceedings, when even the dreaded underwater level had music.

** The sniper section preceding the underwater level isn't much better. Long, meandering, repetitive, being forced to shoot gray figures on a gray background using a scope that outputs your view of the area as black and white. There isn't even any music to give the illusion of fun to the proceedings, even the dreaded underwater level had music.

** The sniper section preceding the underwater level isn't much better. Long, meandering, repetitive, being forced to shoot gray figures on a gray background using a scope that outputs your view of the area as black and white. There isn't even any music to give the illusion of fun to the proceedings.

* ThatOneLevel: The underwater level. It's kinda like ''VideoGame/{{Descent}}'' underwater, but nowhere near as well polished or as fun as ''Descent''. The level is known to cause motion sickness in some players (in their playthough of the game, the crew of ''Inside Gaming'' commented that the level made them feel ill), and is annoying to navigate even with the orange helper lights (which sometimes can be really hard to see). The enemies which can take a long while to kill don't help either.

* FridgeBrilliance: Despite being set in the 2040s, most of the guns in the game are from the late [=20th=]/early [=21st=] century time period. As odd as it is, it makes sense when you take into account that the majority of enemies you fight are gangsters and insurgents that wouldn't have access to state-of-the-art weapons.

* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler:[[CorruptCorporateExecutive Samuel Longwood]] is the President of [[NGOSuperpower MARSCORP]], whose machinations drive the plot of the entire game. Using the resources of his corporation for his own corrupt schemes, Longwood mercilessly led the hunt for the rebels who opposed him. Having Scott Stone kill John Chaser and [[PlayerCharacter assume his identity and memories]], Longwood orders Gomez and Shimako to implant the idea for revenge in Stone's head, solely to manipulate Stone go to Mars. There, having Stone imprisoned with Chaser's former partner, Longwood allowed them to escape and kill many of his own men. Using Stone to track down the rebel base, Longwood immediately sends his army to slaughter everyone there, killing nearly all of the rebels and torturing their leader, Graham Castor. When Stone killed Castor to prevent him from being tortured, [[TheBadGuyWins Longwood has Stone killed and announces his intention to hunt down the remaining rebels]].]]

* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler:[[CorruptCorporateExecutive Samuel Longwood]] is the President of [[NGOSuperpower MARSCORP]], whose machinations drive the plot of the entire game. Using the resources of his corporation for his own corrupt schemes, Longwood mercilessly led the hunt for the rebels who opposed him. Having Scott Stone kill John Chaser and [[PlayerCharacter assume his identity and memories]], Longwood orders Gomez and Shimako to implant the idea for revenge in Stone's head, solely to manipulate Stone go to Mars. There, having Stone imprisoned with Chaser's former partner, Longwood allowed them to escape and kill many of his own men. Using Stone to track down the rebel base, Longwood immediatly sends his army to slaughter everyone there, killing nearly all of the rebels and torturing their leader, Graham Castor. When Stone killed Castor to prevent him from being tortured, [[TheBadGuyWins Longwood has Stone killed and announces his intention to hunt down the remaining rebels]].]]

* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler:[[CorruptCorporateExecutive Samuel Longwood]] is the President of [[MegaCorp MARSCORP]], whose machinations drive the plot of the entire game. Using the resources of his corporation for his own corrupt schemes, Longwood mercilessly led the hunt for the rebels who opposed him. Having Scott Stone kill John Chaser and [[PlayerCharacter assume his identity and memories]], Longwood orders Gomez and Shimako to implant the idea for revenge in Stone's head, solely to manipulate Stone go to Mars. There, having Stone imprisoned with Chaser's former partner, Longwood allowed them to escape and kill many of his own men. Using Stone to track down the rebel base, Longwood immediatly sends his army to slaughter everyone there, killing nearly all of the rebels and torturing their leader, Graham Castor. When Stone killed Castor to prevent him from being tortured, [[TheBadGuyWins Longwood has Stone killed and announces his intention to hunt down the remaining rebels]].]]

* ThatOneLevel: The underwater level. It's kinda like ''VideoGame/{{Descent}}'' underwater, but nowhere near as well polished or as fun as ''Descent''. The level is known to cause motion sickness in some players (in their playthough of the game, the crew of ''Inside Gaming'' commented the level made them feel ill), and is annoying to navigate even with the orange helper lights (which sometimes can be really hard to see). The enemies which can take a long while to kill don't help either.