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Soldier of Fortune: Payback (2007), unlike the previous two games, has nothing to with John Mullins' story, and was developed not by Raven Software but by budget-price developer Cauldron using what appear suspiciously like Game Maker Studio assets.
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It also has a random mission generator which worked quite well. The detail of the damage system in both games still beats the majority of games made today. On the other hand, the multiplayer is said to be incredibly good and suffer from none of the issues the single-player side does. Some say further focus on realism makes the gore system less amusing (despite the higher detail level) and that the weapons and locations being less over-the-top (despite there being more of both) causes the game to be nowhere near as enjoyable as the first.
Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix (2002) attempted to build on everything from the first game, with more detail to the gore system, a longer game, more weapons (but with the crazier ones removed) and a very advanced graphics engine for its time. It also stood out for being a surprisingly decent FPS even without the gore system, as well as having some interesting ideas like the possibility to customise your difficulty setting ("stock" options were provided that scaled up, but you could also have stuff like very limited inventory space but easy enemies, or vice versa, along with other options like the save system). The storyline and weapons like the microwave gun puts the extent of his guidance under serious dispute, but nobody cared. The game apparently had the real-life mercenary John Mullins (who also starred in the game) make sure the game was as realistic as possible.
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You are given many tools to play with said damage system, from shotguns for full limb chopping action to pistols and other such weapons for those precision groin shots, along with extras like Flamethrowers and Microwave guns (pretty much as insane as it sounds). The main selling point of the series is the extremely detailed damage system that simulates many areas of bodily damage (and gruesome deaths to go along with it).
What happens when you take Video Game Cruelty Potential and Ludicrous Gibs to their extreme. A series of First Person Shooters from Activision, most of which were developed by Raven Software.
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