Edited on: October 16, 2025
Posted on: October 16, 2025
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Major disservice to a legend
Positives - Policing in hub areas in between more focused, linear missions. A lot of character is provided to the world by small, organic actions. - Mission evaluation and the PCB board upgrade system seamlessly blend in universe development with gaming progress. - Gun feedback is properly visceral. This applies to both the main pistol and various other guns that can be taken from goons in missions. Neutral - Music is serviceable. Negatives - Unreal Engine 5. It absolutely breaks the back of the experience almost immediately. The visual experience suffers from ghosting, rubber looking people, hair halos, shimmering and absolutely atrocious performance. At one point I just hugged a blank wall to prove this point. This action taxed my 7800XT at 80% to reach 60 fps. This is at an amazing resolution of 1920x1080. - The script feels like a first revision. At best. There are multiple sequence braking problems: a scene provides some piece of information and characters act super surprised a couple scenes later when the same information is revealed by a different party. Moreover, the game revisits a lot of what was done in the movies while simultaneously happening in a post movie world. - The amount of memberberries is irritating. I want to play new adventures with an already established character. If I want to see the movies, I'll pop in one of the Blurays and enjoy the story passively. - The tone is all over the place. In one scene RoboCop is dealing with the trauma of being a cyborg, in another he has a competition with other police units in how many suspect each team kills. It feels like different people wrote different parts and no one compared notes at any point. - Voice acting is tolerable at best. Most characters feel like a paycheck, with the notable exception of the main character and the journalist. Some characters feel like they read their lines just once and that's what ended up in the final product. - Enemy AI is not great. Gun fights are properly challenging only at the start when the player has zero tools. I say that after completing the game on the highest difficult without putting a point in combat skills (look I am bit of a stubborn person). - In a heavily voiced story game lip syncing is mostly broken. Generally the mouths are flapping in a good enough pace. However, the fidelity is high enough that my brain kept flashing 'the lips are wrong, the lips are wrong, the lips are wrong' even though I tried to not focus on the mouth area of any speaker. - The game didn't know when to end. There was a fairly good mark when the good guys could ride off into the sunset, but the game insisted to continue to a pointless elongated ending. I was just barely sufficiently entertained to finish the game on stream. The entertainment came was mostly from pointing out what the game was doing wrong. I purchased the game for 10€ and I still feel ripped off. I strongly recommend against buying this game.
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