Not a game for 21st century. Early 1990s, maybe. I love stealth games. Their appeal is freedom of movement and challenge to playeŕ´s creativity, something Shadow Saboteur sorely lacks. Main problem is that once you finish the first level (or rather "room"), you saw everything there is to see about this game. There is no evolution, no new gaming mechanisms to discover, no new strategy to explore. Robin Hood can only walk, can´t fight guards, create distractions or run, nothing we take granted in real stealth games. There´s no story, no humour, Guards move in random patterns, which is nice, but it only means that they often clog the corridor you need to access, causing game over. Smaller issues with this game is unreliable collision detection, making you stuck, and slow movement of everyone, which together with time limit for each room is just frustrating. I just finished it, and I´m deleting it.