[papanesta]

QUOTE (John The Grudge @ Friday, Aug 3 2012, 10:05)

At the end of the day, people are spending 1200 points for a few maps on COD so this should be a no-brainer.

It was for me until I read some negative reviews, and about how short it is. The trial is great, but I still might wait for a reduction in price now.

This post has been edited by papanesta on Friday, Aug 3 2012, 15:56

[John The Grudge]

QUOTE (papanesta @ Friday, Aug 3 2012, 15:53)

QUOTE (John The Grudge @ Friday, Aug 3 2012, 10:05) At the end of the day, people are spending 1200 points for a few maps on COD so this should be a no-brainer. It was for me until I read some negative reviews, and about how short it is. The trial is great, but I still might wait for a reduction in price now.

It's 2 hours long. That may seem relatively short but personally it didn't feel too short. All I can tell you is that I felt like it was worth it. I think it's a game I'll go back and play through again in the future.

[sublimelabs]

Finished this the other day. It had so much potential. The graphics are pretty, but the terrible voice-overs and iffy controls just made it a rage-inducing experience for me. I found myself raging at faulty game design rather than intended difficulty.

I did enjoy the story; it's like a mix of Alan Wake and Max Payne. Certainly put a spin on the typical "I gotta find my family" apocalypse/zombie story. I wonder how this game would have turned out if Remedy developed it.

I'm using a new controller and often there were moments of Wayne not responding to what I pressed. Particularly when trying to jump from fences during the redundant chase sequences.

Graphical slow-down and controls aside, I can appreciate the effort.

[JayC]

I liked it. When it works its pretty good. Any difficulty is from when the controls decide you are wrong and your input is stupid. Could do with being a bit longer but overall worth 1200 points.