lawtonn22
Super Freak
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I haven't finished it yet, although I think I must be quite near the end now
I've thoroughly enjoyed it so far, graphics shouldn't be the be all and end all of games but it's nice to see something that truly "looks next gen", the order is eye wateringly pretty, it does seem to have a bit of an identity crisis going on, RAD say it's a third person shooter, and it is - at times. It also has a go at being like a point and click style adventure, it also throws in the slightest hint of climbing and jumping. The QTE's could also have been stripped back and replaced with some more 100% controllable "gameplay".
But it does all this in a beautifully realised world in a truely cinematic style. It's almost a movie that you can play parts of, that doesn't sound great and it's been accused of leading players down a very linear path, but its been done so well that I don't mind being taken on that ride.
I hope they do a sequel, if Ready At Dawn have learned lessons from the absolute critical drubbing this has received the next game in this series could be very special. RAD has mastered the tech, if they can use it and open the world up, make it more explorable, more traversable, more "playable" it could be so, so good.
Setting fire to the crates of vampires
But it does all this in a beautifully realised world in a truely cinematic style. It's almost a movie that you can play parts of, that doesn't sound great and it's been accused of leading players down a very linear path, but its been done so well that I don't mind being taken on that ride.
I hope they do a sequel, if Ready At Dawn have learned lessons from the absolute critical drubbing this has received the next game in this series could be very special. RAD has mastered the tech, if they can use it and open the world up, make it more explorable, more traversable, more "playable" it could be so, so good.