h-rabbit
Iscritto in data gen 2009
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Valutazione di h-rabbit
I first played this game. I thought it was excellent, but then it got some bad reviews.
So I was hesitant at buying it. But the cool cover and all that hype just overtook me and I brought the game home and gave it a try.
Let's just say, if you like destruction, this is the game for you. Tanks, choppers, hordes of mad mutants and legions of soldiers, this game just rocks. You get to beat the crap outta your enemies, use awesome morphosis powers to change your body into weapons, and just lay waste to everyone you see.
This is the game for everyone who loves blowing stuff up.
So I was hesitant at buying it. But the cool cover and all that hype just overtook me and I brought the game home and gave it a try.
Let's just say, if you like destruction, this is the game for you. Tanks, choppers, hordes of mad mutants and legions of soldiers, this game just rocks. You get to beat the crap outta your enemies, use awesome morphosis powers to change your body into weapons, and just lay waste to everyone you see.
This is the game for everyone who loves blowing stuff up.
This game is quite enjoyable because of its gameplay, campaign and how the story links so well to the rest of the saga, especially the last three episodes. There are many highlights to this game, and a few flaws...but mostly it's one that Star Wars fans should buy because of its freedom in the way you create your character and the way they introduce already-created planets which have not received much attention from those who've only watched the movies.
Gameplay - The gameplay is top-notch, the way you are able to move around like a Jedi, jump and fight like a Jedi, and use a variety of memorable Force powers like a Sith. You really do get the sense that you're this extremely gifted and powerful apprentice who goes around killing Jedi (it's nice to play an antagonist for once), and taking orders from this famous villain who is shown to be cruel and evil. The Force powers are nicely thought-of, as well as the ability to unlock new moves and upgrade yourself using the Levling system. There are some originals, like Force Push, Force Lightning and Saber-throw, but there are also a few new ones, like Force Repulse and Lightning Shield which both also have their roles to play.
Story - The plot is quite simple, and very much like Assassin's Creed. It somehow expalains many things that have happened in the later films, like the creation of the Rebel Alliance in the first place and how its symbolic crest came about. Very subtle things but they just project such realism into The Force Unleashed.
Total Mark: 8/10
BY HowlingRabbit334
Gameplay - The gameplay is top-notch, the way you are able to move around like a Jedi, jump and fight like a Jedi, and use a variety of memorable Force powers like a Sith. You really do get the sense that you're this extremely gifted and powerful apprentice who goes around killing Jedi (it's nice to play an antagonist for once), and taking orders from this famous villain who is shown to be cruel and evil. The Force powers are nicely thought-of, as well as the ability to unlock new moves and upgrade yourself using the Levling system. There are some originals, like Force Push, Force Lightning and Saber-throw, but there are also a few new ones, like Force Repulse and Lightning Shield which both also have their roles to play.
Story - The plot is quite simple, and very much like Assassin's Creed. It somehow expalains many things that have happened in the later films, like the creation of the Rebel Alliance in the first place and how its symbolic crest came about. Very subtle things but they just project such realism into The Force Unleashed.
Total Mark: 8/10
BY HowlingRabbit334
The world lies in ruins. For dozens of years it has been recovering from an enormous nuclear war, and yet, mankind has reached its lowest as they take shelter from the pools of radiation that inhabit Washington DC.
Story - That's quite a common flow of a story, the post-apocalyptic type, and it's one that seasoned gamers might be familiar with. The game itself is quite enthralling, with a gripping line of main quests accompanied by several side ones. It's the story of a child who lives in Vault 101, one of the protection shelters where people live and die in without the threats of the outside world, until the child's dad leaves. The player is then forced to leave the confines of the vault and looks for him in the open wasteland. 9/10 for that.
Downloadable Content - Fallout 3's creators, Bethesda, has created some downloadable quests for the players of the game. The few that have gone out by mid-2009 have impressed me greatly. Operation: Anchorage is a mission in which the player assumes control of a soldier in the early years of the atomic war fighting Chinese communists in Alaska. This is great, because the main game is mostly wandering and talking without much element of combat, but Operation: Anchorage is trudging harsh climates and battling lots of those Chinese foes all the way. Into the Pitt was a story about Pittsborough, a city which has survived most of the nuclear disasters and is still standing, but now the player has to unlock a secret consuming the entire wasteland, but to do that he'll have to infiltrate the city and escape alive. Broken Steel takes the story of Fallout 3 even further, as it unlocks a new section of the main storyline. The player allies with the Brotherhood of Steel, a major protagonist faction in the game, and undertake a mission that would cleanse the wasteland of the game's antagonist faction. Point Lookout is also a great experience, because it transports you to a new, undiscovered location which is a place filled with quests and whatnot. But the main thing is, buy the game, because even if you've finished the bulk of the campaign, there's still so much out there.9/10.
Total Mark: 9/10
By HowlingRabbit334
Story - That's quite a common flow of a story, the post-apocalyptic type, and it's one that seasoned gamers might be familiar with. The game itself is quite enthralling, with a gripping line of main quests accompanied by several side ones. It's the story of a child who lives in Vault 101, one of the protection shelters where people live and die in without the threats of the outside world, until the child's dad leaves. The player is then forced to leave the confines of the vault and looks for him in the open wasteland. 9/10 for that.
Downloadable Content - Fallout 3's creators, Bethesda, has created some downloadable quests for the players of the game. The few that have gone out by mid-2009 have impressed me greatly. Operation: Anchorage is a mission in which the player assumes control of a soldier in the early years of the atomic war fighting Chinese communists in Alaska. This is great, because the main game is mostly wandering and talking without much element of combat, but Operation: Anchorage is trudging harsh climates and battling lots of those Chinese foes all the way. Into the Pitt was a story about Pittsborough, a city which has survived most of the nuclear disasters and is still standing, but now the player has to unlock a secret consuming the entire wasteland, but to do that he'll have to infiltrate the city and escape alive. Broken Steel takes the story of Fallout 3 even further, as it unlocks a new section of the main storyline. The player allies with the Brotherhood of Steel, a major protagonist faction in the game, and undertake a mission that would cleanse the wasteland of the game's antagonist faction. Point Lookout is also a great experience, because it transports you to a new, undiscovered location which is a place filled with quests and whatnot. But the main thing is, buy the game, because even if you've finished the bulk of the campaign, there's still so much out there.9/10.
Total Mark: 9/10
By HowlingRabbit334