> It was a very interesting point to make. I didn't find it interesting. Every game has things you must to do make progress, and with every game you always ha

> It was a very interesting point to make. I didn't find it interesting. Every game has things you must to do make progress, and with every game you always have the option to stop playing. Contrary to your comment, Spec Ops: The Line actively denies the player agency. Some commentators suggest this is part of "the point". It seems far more likely to me the developers simply didn't have the budget for a branching storyline.