SAW - Xbox 360

This a really cool game! It's more of a fan game though. If you really like the saw movies, then this is the game for you. It's nestalgic and fun! The gameplay a a little basic and the combats a little bland, but the story, suspense, and nestalgia really make up for the bland game play. Plus, it's really easy achievements, if you're an achievement hunter! Easy 1000!

Not really scary but it’s a cool game

I would rather shove my hand into a blender, crank it up to the highest setting possible and pour lemon juice on whatever is left than play this horrid game again! Dispite having Tobin Bell voice Jigsaw, the game was still horrible! The controls were like whoever thought them up, decided not to bother with controls that made sense but instead just made them assbackwards and convoluted as hell! The graphics even suck for a next gen game! Plus you're in an insane asylum with a buch of other people all out to get you....uh, in the movies, it was just a group of people, not a whole damn mob! The puzzles are awful as well, often being too time consuming to bother with, or when you got to do them, you wanna just wing the controller at something. I would pay NOT to buy this game! You'd be doing yourself a favor if you passed this title up, just stick with the movies...at least those are somewhat entertaining. 24 hours after buying this game, I sold it to GameStop.

You'll love the game if you're a fan of the movies and like puzzles. One of my favorites growing up but I'm more impressed that the game came exactly how it was in description, in very good condition. Fast shipping, I'm very happy with this purchase. Thanks !

SAW: The game is not perfect, but for fans of the films it's an enjoyable game. Taking place between Saw 1 & 2 (I believe) you play the role of Det. Tapp who's become trapped in an old Insane Asylum.Traps and weapons are plentiful and can be enjoyable. Some of the traps do get a bit repetative (Shotgun trip wires) and cause you to travel slower through the game which gave me the impression that it was only trying to prolong the game experience rather than add to it. The story of the game is enjoyable and there are new clips and other documents littered throughout the game which are fun to read and at times a bit humorous.The biggest flaw in the game is the inconsistency of the combat. Weapons don't nessesarily do any more damage than your fists and hitting an enemy almost entirely depends on when you time you button press and how far away from the enemy you are. For example, you have to "anticipate" contact with the enemy and press the attack button before the enemy actually reaches you if they were a distance away. You get used to it, but it's not as much fun to fight in this game as it is in others.The end level large traps and fun to solve and add well to the story of the game. Work is progressing on Saw 2: The Game, so hopefully these issues will be addressed in the new game. So I'd give it 3 stars for non-fans of the films and 4 stars for fans.

It was ok. The fighting was difficult to control

I got this game as a birthday gift (I love horror-survival games) and I was surprised how much I liked it. Anyone who likes the "Silent Hill" series will like the dark, creepy atmosphere and the wide ranges of puzzles offered in this game. It really is a good game for survival-horror fans.

The Saw franchise and I have a long history dating back to before the first Saw film was released. I had seen the trailers for it on Bloody-Disgusting and thought it looked awesome, so opening night I was in line, 16 years old, for the movie that redefined torture movies for many.Now Saw is far from original, of course. If you look at the big picture, the story was already done many years before (and done better) with David Fincher's dark, gritty, and amazing film, Se7en. But Saw was welcomed into the world with open arms and for what it was, it was good. In fact, I walked out of the theater almost blown away by what I had just seen.Come six years and five (almost six) sequels later, the Saw series is now looked upon as a joke by many. For instance, in an episode of Two And A Half Men there is a sequence with one of the characters dreaming of the future out front of a movie theater and there is a poster for Saw 27. Hilarious. But the films have been getting gradually gorier and gorier, so the fact that a game was made and ultimately released was really no surprise.What was a surprise, however, is that it's actually a DECENT game.Now of course this game has it's huge flaws. The biggest one would have to be the combat. It's absolutely terrible. The buttons are unresponsive and for controlling an ex police officer, you would think that he'd be better at using a firearm. Heavy weapons are pretty much useless to even attempt, because by the time you swing you're already half dead from attacks from your enemy. If they needed to improve on at least one aspect of the game, it's this one.The second bad part would have to be the irritation that the game will induce. The puzzles are often on a timer, but the solutions are often very, very difficult and nearly impossible at times to do in the time limit, which will cause many deaths and many retries and only mount the frustration the player feels at the game. There have been several times that I have shut the console off due to irritation, and it makes it really hard to really want to keep playing the game when you can't get anywhere.The voice acting is also pretty bad, minus of course Tobin Bell as Jigsaw. None of the other actors returned to reprise their roles, and it shows. It's not a pretty voice soundtrack at all.The graphics aren't terrible, but they're not wonderful either, but they are passable. I rather enjoy them.Now with all the bad, there is some good. The story is captivating and regardless of the irritation that the puzzles offer, it still makes you want to keep going just to see what happens next. It's worth it in the long run if you're a fan of the films as I am, but if you're not, it's not worth your time.