The signs of war and general dissent are shown in the aftermath as bodies pile up in public spaces and absurd scenes become the norm. (nextprojection.com)
The scale of the killing — the sheer number of bodies piled up by it — was much larger in the twentieth century, but that probably has more to do with modern weaponry than with Nietzschean irrationalism. (firstthings.com)
Missions can be tackled in multiple ways, allowing you to go unseen and nonlethal or take a much more aggressive approach where bodies pile up in your wake — though again, the game isn't really built for you to face down more than a couple of enemies at a time so some degree of caution is needed. (rotorob.com)