Terminator: Resistance

I haven't finished the game but reached the point where I finally linked up with the resistance. And I must say the build up to that moment has been great with what the game brings you through. I was a bit concerned how the hell I would be able to make progress with those robots around, but all it took was a leap of faith. Yes that's how immersed I got when stepping out into the unknown and most likely deadly enviroment. Alot of scary moments because you know you are f***ed if you get caught. Great game with alot of cool weapons (cough lasers) and content if you are afan of the Terminator franchise :) There is no fate but what you make ;)

Just finished Terminator: Resistance. A very cool game, and certainly the best in the Terminator universe. Of course, it doesn't have huge budgets, but you immediately feel that it was made by fans and for fans. They came with soul. The pleasure was enormous, I advise. And the soundtrack, especially the final theme, is great. In short, great work and incredible gaming experience.

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fantastic tile. I have grow up with T1/T2,this is by far the best adaptation I ever play.

I've finished the game on hard and it's a fun but rather standard shooter on semi-open maps - the game adheres closely to the lore and asthetics of the first two Terminator movies so the focus is on survival and blasting the machines with your phased plasma weapons, which you get your hands on after starting off with regular firearms for the first few levels. For fans of the movies, TR is a great experience and it definitely manages to mimic the vibe of the movie scenes where humanity's grim future is displayed: we're talking burned out houses, car wrecks and of course the chilling apperance of the eponymous Terminators. While the overall story arch doesn't need much explaining, it definitely feels in line with the tone of the movies (and especially the first one). The game feels retro in more ways than one, not only because of a certain jank or the AA quality visuals but also because of stiff dialogue and even stiffer facial animations, combined with some rather, shall we say dated portrayals of women. Even on higher difficulty setting, the game rarely becomes challenging and despite their being some enemy variety, all of them can essentially be fought the same way so besides a few sneak em'up missions you can attack head on and will seldomly feel outgunned. While the above paragraph might not sound too appealing, I definitely recommend TR, it's a solid shooter and well worth a purchase.