A lukewarm recommendation to what feels more like a tribute, than an official entry of a beloved series. Is it a timid step towards its roots, after so many lows? Or a stagnation that’s here to stay?
This is a spoiler-free guide for novice players and potential buyers. Here you’ll learn the following topics: retrospective of the game, list of possible bugs, as well as tips, tricks, pros and cons. Enjoy the read.
How do I raise the perfect monster? What tips can you give me regarding drills, errantries and tournaments? How does combining work? How do I unlock more breeds? How can I strive for immortality? This and more, here!
Rapes, death, famine, squalor, mutants, bandits, divergent minds, and the dystopian regime that inhabits the underground of this already utopian populace: this is “A Boy and his Dog”, an underappreciated movie which inspired Bethesda’s Fallout series.
I usually don’t recommend reboots, remakes and/or dubious sequels since the formula teaches that one new game that has the same name of another is more often than not a pile of garbage… I’m glad there are some rare (if not unique) exceptions out there.
If Silent Hill and DOOM had a baby, it would be this game. Trite jokes aside, good ol’ OG idSoftware nailed every gameplay and aesthetical aspect, overall it’s as good as the classic formula can get.
This is what you get if you mix the parkour from Mirror’s Edge, the grinding, wall jumps and weapons from Ratchet & Clank and the writing of iCarly.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution isn’t a bad game, but it really doesn’t feel like it should be: generic plot, bland level design, monotonous gameplay, forgettable soundtrack… Pretty much the opposite of the original. What a shame.
UFO sightings on Earth, faces on the Moon and… Dicks on Mars?
It’s always magic when a few polygons can convey serene thoughts like “wow, I wish this location was real”, or “I want to live there!”
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