Posted on: February 23, 2024
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Robocop to an R
Unfortunately, i had just bought this on console. if only i had waited a couple more weeks. super tempted to buy again here though. first of all i may have some nostalgia for this game being a child of the 80's. i could be a bit biased, but this title nailed the Robocop asthetic on all fronts for me. graphically the game is top AA genre, although the modelling of Robocop really stands out as step above again. the gore is explosive, and matched with outstanding audio design. the burst of Robocop's sidearm followed by the wet splosh and pop of head bursts has been done with deep respect to the source materiel. they even have Peter Weller the original actor reprise his role for the VA, and of course he does a spectacular job. all the other VA is top shelf in the game as well. the story is excellent for a single player experience, with a little Robocop tongue in cheek for fun. game design flows well. there is a main, plus secondary objectives. secondary usually consists of finding a minimum of evidence items during the mission, so there is a little serching around if you like that, and if a target is reached a bonus is given during the evaluation phase. this happens at the end of every mission and the points go to unlocking new abilities for Robo. the abilities work nicely and will unlock access to extra items in the environments, but you wont get them all on the first playthrough. the game is designed for multiple playthroughs hence having a New Game + mode. on the combat side there is the addition of environmental objects that can be shot or used for pure explosive fun. there is also some nice destruction physics thrown in. i played on hard and found a good solid challenge that was a blast to play right through, with my only dissappointment being a ED209 battle that i found was clunky and frustrating due to bad environment design that didn't fit the flow of combat. otherwise, power fantasy junkie heaven
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