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You owe it to yourself to download the game, now in HD, if you haven’t already played through it in the past. Wesker showdown at the end, that was truly amazing. Oh, and how can I forget about that epic Chris vs. Hell, we even got to play as Chris in his own dedicated scenario in the second half of the game. We also get a little romance going on with fan-favorite character Claire and the new guy Steve. We got introduced to a great cast of new faces, most notably the Ashfords (with Alfred and his annoying voice, of course).
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It took the series to new places and expanded the story greatly. It may not be amongst the best like Resident Evil 2 or 4, but it still deserves much praise. Resident Evil CODE: Veronica X is severely underrated amongst many fans of the franchise. If you’re looking for a light-hearted romp through the Zombie Apocalypse, this co-op sequel to 2009’s Zombie Apocalypse is sure to please. The humour-well doesn’t run dry either, taking jovial jabs at all sorts of other zombified entertainment.
What differentiates this title from all the other zombie titles out there, specifically the twin-stick shooters is how serious it takes itself. This game is certainly for those who love their Dead Rising or for those who missed out on the release of the original sequel.Ĭomparatively speaking, if Housemarque’s Dead Nation is like Dawn of the Dead, then Konami’s Zombie Apocalypse: Never Die Alone is Shaun of the Dead. Dead Rising 2: Off The Record ended up being better than Dead Rising 2 because of its character change to Frank West rather than Chuck Greene, as well as some gameplay tweaks, but then again, those things wouldn’t sell everyone into buying essentially the same game all over again. Is re-buying the same game a year later warranted if it’s better? That all depends on how much you like the game it seems. The character interaction speech-wise, and their motivation seemed authentic, and despite a couple of shortcomings, the whole thing was wrapped up in a beautiful-looking package. It was extremely atmospheric, and kept me on the edge of my seat for the duration.
It was enjoyable with a nicely sized campaign, but little replay value. Seeing as how the Pre-Order for a $1 didn’t pan over well with its prospective audience, $35 isn’t a bad for the kind of experience that Afterfall: Insanity gives you. The swearing, sexuality and gore definitely earn this game a mature rating, and after a few levels the vulgar language starts to grate the nerves.Ī couple of control issues, some artifacting and a little bit of an underwhelming online component prevent Extended Cut from being a perfect 10, but if you have a Move Controller and are a horror fan, you should definitely pick this up. All together, they make this the definitive version of the game to own.
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Extended Cut also features an online leaderboard, plus the ability to play the whole thing in either stereoscopic 3D or anaglyphic 3D. This refresh of the 2009 Wii title for the Playstation 3 contains new game modes, including a Director’s Cut version, new weapons to decimate the undead with, Trophies and other unlockables that add an insane amount of replay value. House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Cut is more than a mouthful. The PG-esque nature of the game makes it great for younger gamers, or those just cutting their teeth on horror games. It’s a good addition to the numerous Jurassic Park games and a to the Telltale Games catalogue, and eats up a few hours to play, with a little bit of a replay value. When you look at Jurassic Park for what it is, it’s a pretty decent game.
We also didn’t penalize the game for a lack of foresight on Telltale’s part by artificially padding their Metacritic score, either. We kind of wished that Jurassic Park were a horror game, but we weren’t about to penalize it for catering to a different audience – one that likes point-and-click puzzle adventures. Let’s take a few minutes to reflect on the last year and all the horror games it had to offer – for better or for worse. Admittedly, there were some disappointments in 2011, but that’s not to say that there were a lot of games that really impressed us as well. The year behind us might be all just a blur as we set our sights on the games of the year ahead.
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