Blurring the fine line between its solo campaign and multiplayer is Mindjack, which lets you use your fancy in-game headset to “jack” into the brains of nearly anyone. As secret agent Jim, you can weaken enemy soldiers and turn them into “mind slaves,” A.I.-controlled minions who’ll fight on your side until they get taken out.
Mindjack was released in 2011 to negative reviews.
To me, Duke Nukem was playability at least. Most movie games were more intolerable than that.
I remember being really excited for Alien Colonial Marines, until I checked the review scores.....
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