Posted on: December 25, 2020
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Assassin's Cry Zero Raider
Gameplay wise HZD is a mostly mix of machanics known from series such as Assasin's Creed, Far Cry and Tomb Raider (reboot and later). If you like these games, you should like HZD too. What stands out is the story and the world. It starts out as a seemingly simple enough search for the mysterious mother of a little girl that was outcast by a tribe in a postapocalyptic world. To get most out of the story be prepared to read a lot of notes and listen to audio logs spread out all over the huge world. The athmosphere, the voice acting and sound design are very well done. Combat is a major part of the game, and the robot enemies are a lot of fun to fight. If just shot at naively they are bullet sponges. However they all have weak components that can be exploited and combined with environmental effects to bring them down more efficiently. Some of their weapons can even be shot off, picked up and used against them. The leveling system scales linearly, which is nice because even at level 50 a pack of enemies from the early areas can be threat if approached without a plan. Technically it's a great console port that does everything right for PC players. Support for multiple resolutions, no FPS limit, keyboard settings - it's all there and done well. There's a few points that did limit my enjoyment a bit: The story is linear without any choices ór branches. Collectibles are pretty boring and realistically many can only be found with the use of maps, and do not offer much of a reward. While you can see very far, details are often covered in fog to carter the capabilities of the 2013 Playstation 4. And there is a gender bias towards eveil men. But these are minor issues. All things considered HZD is a nice action and exploration game with a great story.
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