There is something strangely familiar to investments and backhand, post-apocalyptic world. Not as the world's inspiration is taken as a great shooter that starts them completely. Trying to find an original idea for this action game based on deck is as difficult as trying to find the depth of the history of a ridiculously over-the-top planetary invasion, or general agreement painfully multiplayer - simply does not exist. For all the tracks splurging and blood and guts shots based on gravity, one is left with nothing but a sense of deja vu: has jumped from these exploding buildings punctuated these heads with rifle sniper, and starring meatheaded driven to victory many times before.And yet, there is some sick pleasure you get from enjoying intrinsic properties Investment B-movie. Take the story - fiction nonsense bodysuit so full of plot holes and cliches action is ridiculous. It stars one of Davis Russel and his partner Leo Delgado - a couple of city policemen impulsive. You can not do things "by the book", but damn it get the job done. Davis has a family, and happens to be the daughter's birthday, and you can see where this is going a mile away. Cue an attack by a
mysterious race known as Lutadore - suddenly gained this name halfway through the game without any explanation - the arrival of the gravity of arms driven to turn the town into ruins and mass killing indifferent Lutadore find his daughter, now that Davis is missing.Efforts to forge emotional bonds of hysterical characters is wrong. There are scenes where Davis pines for his daughter, fighting back tears, only to have your partner the man said and return to kill everything in sight - in need of treatment, when you have a whole world full of evil dip ? Wooden yelling does not help much, and the whole thing is just incredibly amazing. The Lutadore stupid brainless, but somehow able to manipulate gravity of advanced technology. And what are you crazy, copying cities, killing civilians and abducting children. It is not clear why, though. Maybe they did not get that shiny red bike they wanted for Christmas.Fortunately, you can jump through the many great scenes and jump straight into action. It is the third model person, based on percentage of coverage that has spread from the Gears of War - in fact, is very similar to Gears of War. Visuals make attractive skyscrapers collapsed in the city and the world full of lava Lutadore with much detail, offering plenty blocks convenient place to duck behind, and rocky elevations and ramshackle houses to use as well. Basically, they are: shoot, take cover, grieving over her daughter. Shoot, take cover, kill hundreds with a mounted machine gun. Shoot, take cover, make smartass comments about dead people. Shoot, take cover, mourn daughter again. Repeat indefinitely.Some pieces full of action, such as escape from a collapsing building or fight face down on the glass roof of a skyscraper, breaking action. As do guns based on gravity, which allows you to collect items such as cars and exploding barrels and throw enemies for some free swim. It is slow, however, meaning that it is often much easier and faster to attack enemies with standard weapons. Moreover, while there is no
doubt, the scope of puzzles based on gravity, their powers are used only in the most basic ways to remove debris closes their way. Fortunately, your boss battles make better use of their powers of gravity, with some having to hover lava drops and throw it into a giant robot, while others need to use heavy weight to knock down boxes to use as cover.Not that you have much more than one path to choose. The journey is a long walk through a complete set of shots absurd and without occasional gravity zone spread from one platform to another in an open space, the strange ball shooting an enemy without floating aimlessly. The enemies are not very intelligent, often jumping around without a care in the world, leaving you free to easily pumped full of bullets. It would be better on the ground, but even there occasionally wander directly into the line of fire, and it certainly did not bother to flank you and use space wisely. The next stages of the game introduce creatures like zombies that serve no purpose other than to be easy prey for the assault rifle of disappointingly weak feeling or a shotgun. Creatures do not at least make a good barbecue cry full when you get your hands on the flamethrower.There are other weapons as well. A pulse rifle, shotgun and rocket launchers beat all get a kick towards the end of the game, but as the standard assault rifle, lack impact and make it almost not worth it to use. Weed weapons do little to make the injection of enthusiasm in multiplayer, which is already affected by the imaginative ways and design level. Standard Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, and Capture the Flag modes is an exercise in boredom, while the king of Gravity - where only one player has the powers of gravity until the next kill to steal - is incredibly unbalanced. If you do not have the power, then expect to spend most of the game floating aimlessly in the air, while the king collected with little effort.There is an option for many players even more in the form of a form of association for the campaign, but apart from a few cases where you need to give your partner an advantage, there is little to distinguish one player, no new pieces of dialogue and narration, or any region to explore new - that also play on your own could be playing. Unless, of course, you have a friend in tow who share a similar love of corny one-liners and B-movie stories, so the wooden
dialogue, strange story, and gut-busting Gore is ideal to mock. Oh, and the twist in the story. It would be a waste spoil here, but suffice to say that it ranks as one of the twists never arrested more amazingly ridiculous plot, and although it is certainly unexpected, that certainly does not make sense.The investment is not smart at all. It's so trite as the shooter can get, and efforts Jazz stuff with antics based in gravity across as a mishmash, despite the invention mentioned so badly want to be. The investment is an imitation of the third class full of cheap thrills, poor performance, and a strong dose of cheese - fun for a night a band B of masochistic punishment style, but like most guilty pleasures, it is probably best to keep it to yourself.
No comments:
Write comments