He’s a soldier who dresses like a soldier.īut the Spartan doesn’t need a flashy wardrobe to stand out on the battlefield the enemy can spot him easy enough. He’s not a mountain of muscle like God of War’s Kratos, and he’s not all fancy and flashy like Devil May Cry’s Dante. Oh, he might not look it all the time depending on the chapter you’re playing and the outfit he’s wearing, it can be tough to tell him apart from all the other Spartans on the field. And while his name alone makes him a pain to mention and avoid confusion at times, I also fear that I won’t do justice in conveying how utterly badass he is. You see, the main character of Spartan: Total Warrior is called the Spartan. Sometimes I like to start my reviews with a spotlight on the main character, but I’m not so sure on it for this.
But the situation and the location don’t matter: the Spartan was born to end lives, and he follows his calling." Sometimes he’s fighting with his buddies, playing the odd-evener when they’re outmanned. Sometimes he kills alone, outnumbered by twenty, thirty, maybe even forty. "The Spartan is at his best when he’s just going around killing stuff, and the game gives you plenty of chance to do that. Spartan: Total Warrior (PlayStation 2) review
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