Beautiful story, really enjoyable.
The gameplay is quite easy, very linear but fun.
Mass effect style (cover system, companions, upgrades) with some not relevant choices.
Really worth to play.

Vote 8

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strangely underrated game>

pros

+- ok voice acting.
+- graphics arent bad but not the best.
+ robots design is amazing.
+ hit mechanics is great. shoot legs to slow it. shoot head to blind it.
+ what wins the cake is the story. just amazing.

cons

-menu have no mouse. is this a new trend in pc port games ??
-press and hold m !!! really now, m stands for ( middle mouse button).
-press (f) for action, but some times i have to press (space). and pick up ammo with (f). ok its not heart surgery but why make it this complix?
-i dont know how to change keybord controles.

ps -i didnt try the voice command feature.
-sholder camera is too close and movement is hard, but as in most of 3ed person shooter games.
-i dont care about multiplayer, so if you do, go read another review.

get it under sale.

Its a Mass Effect 2 Light/Gears of War role playing shooter with an excellent story and some great and poor graphics with bad lighting/shadows.
A blast to play, with nice character interactions to allow trust to be earned with team mates. Shooting robots limbs off is fun and although small the variety of weapons were nice. Finding or buying nano machines to upgrade perks of characters is welcome as was weapon upgrades.

But choices and actions don't have enough impact on the final outcome of the game to matter and the lack of a sequel (or even talk of one) and no new game plus after completing mean that replay value of this game is repetitive and should only be replayed if your value achievements.

With 3 "different" endings (I use the word different loosely as they are the same outcome, mostly same cuts scenes, but varied character deaths/appearances) depending on your trust levels earned with each team mate. Makes a game, that gave so much intent in the beginning, with the trust level and interactions with characters, that I feel it was let down in the end by lack of divergence in storyline and is really very linear in both story and game play.

75/100


Still a decent game but it could have been a lot better.
And you'd think by the review score I have given it and my play time (31+ hours, 3 play throughs),

"How can I not recommend this game?"

Well, It also has a lot of annoying/bad parts to the game such as repetitive dialogue from team mates. As already said some graphics was pretty poor when contrasted against how good the characters looked (wet gravel looks like someone has put plastic wrap over it and random objects on the floor stuck out like a sore thumb to name a couple). Also the shadows in the game are terrible, being blurred and some would even move when you looked around with the camera but characters stayed still.

The voice commands just didn't work and had they done what they were supposed to it may have made the game better to play but using the controller to command your team mates gave limited orders which even then didn't seem to make any difference in reality and was more of a chore to keep telling them to Fire! or Charge! or Cover me. Even with full trust they would sometimes decide - "No I cant do that at this time".

No matter what you tell them anyway they will always run in your line of fire.

I couldn't understand why every time I climbed a ladder my weapon inventory would keep appearing. Why was there was no button for throwing grenade and instead you have to select it by pressing down on the D pad so you have to take your thumb off the analogue stick.
And this was a game made for console with controller and ported (badly) to PC.
Other controls I didn't like were why is B interact with an object and A to exit. Why not B for both? Why is it A to vault over a cover but then B to climb up on to a ledge that you were covering behind. Its not like they gave you an option to climb on to walls you could cover behind so again they could have just both been A to climb over a wall and A to climb on a ledge.

For keyboard/mouse users there is a point where the game asks you to press M. Silly you for actually thinking that M would mean letter M on the keyboard. No, M means Middle Mouse button :\
And from what I experienced playing with the mouse the movement is not nice at all. It feels more like moving the camera than moving a cross-hair and for a shooter you need to be able to feel the cross-hair.

Good story, better play with a controller, strange keyboard controls.

This may seem unjustified but I can't get myself to play this for more than a minute. The controls feel atrocious for me. For some reason, the crosshair moves ridiculously fast if I move the mouse very slowly and vice versa, making me spin around like a ballerina when casually looking around while feeling utterly restrictive when I want to twitch-aim at something.

Putting the options / configuration panel in a different application than the game is a weird choice, especially concerning keybinds. The UI feels unintuitive for me (might have changed after a bit of playtime but I just can't).

Maybe I'll come back to this to explore the story but mechanically, this seems like a bad port. It doesn't have the shooter feel I was hoping for. Voice recognition didn't work for me, either, so that's a feature I won't explore.

My first impression of the characters is that the game was lacking proper voice actors. This might get better over time but there is little kickstart appeal to it.

Graphics seemed alright with decent framerate. Can't say more.

Decent shooter with immersive storyline of nationalities struggling against machines. Visuals were average but the soundtracks gave it justice. Great port from consoles with bearable minor issues. Definitely treated as hidden gem.

I got this game for free when SEGA was giving out free keys back in March. I'd heard about it from yakuzafan, as this game is apparently made by the same team who makes the Yakuza games. I loved those so I decided to check this out. (I would absolutely LOVE to see the Yakuza series on Steam, just throwing this out there)

Pros:

+ Fun
+ Characters are silly
+ Voice commands lead to conversations where you can have allies like or hate you based on your responses
+ Graphics are pretty good
+ Interesting storyline
+ Nanomachine upgrades to make your character better
+ Range of weapons, but you can also melee

Cons:

- You have to configure settings in a separate app
- Controller support is iffy (it only ever shows keyboard commands even when you're using one so you have to figure it out)
- Voice command never understood what I was saying
- Some bosses have one-hit kills and tend to dance on your face
- Friendly AI is kind of pants (they walk in front of you while you're shooting and then get mad at you for hitting them)
- Can't choose voice language (the Japanese VA for Dan is my favourite)

Overall, I quite liked this game. The cons are somewhat frustrating but if you can work past them it's fun to play. I just wish I could swap the voice tracks.

The gameplay is too easy, the dialog is horrible, the characters are dreadful. Felt more like a movie with some playable shooting scenes in it than an actual game. It's attempt at voice commands is a total flop. Could not get it to recognize my voice at all, though it did recognice my husbands voice....

Bravo! Bravo! Absaolutely rivetting from beginning to end! I loved everything about the game! It was emersive and so, so well written! I only wish I had found it sooner!