I have all the "Hero of the Kingdom" games and I love them all. Gameplay is still the same, graphics are mostly similar, and that is exactly what I expected and what I was looking for. It is not too short neither too long. This one ties characters and places from other instalments nicely together. Love it and recommed it.
I wish I could say more about the game, but it does not play on my "gaming" Win XP PC. Requirements say Win XP SP2 or later, but since this game contains GOG Galaxy dlls, it does not work on Win XP at all. Maybe not even on Windows 7? I am sad about it.
Terminator: Resistance was so good, it left me wanting for more - and they delivered! "More of the same" is usualy bad, but given what great job the did in the original game, this is exactly what the game needed. But this time, a tighter mission based story with more movie characters and even another lovingly recreated movie scene. If only all DLCs were as great as this one! Highly recommended!
How did a game with this licence get released with so little attention? And yet, after playing it I can say it is THE BEST terminator game there ever was! If you always wanted to play a game based on the future of 2029 depicted in Terminator 1 and 2, this is the game for you. Every detail is spot on, most of the game is in the bleak and dark city ruins, looking exactly like in the movies. To make it more interesting, there are few missions in other locations as well. Gameplay is a bit like mix of Deus Ex and Fallout, or Dishonored - you have missions with interludes in shelters, you gain experience and learn skills, collect weapons, tradable objects and resources for crafting, gameplay is almost emergent :). Story is competent and better than what you get from usual videogame story and much better than what is usually found in licenced games. Some dialogs could be better, but the game really does not stand on dialogs. And in the end (after mission lovingly recreated from movie) you even get slideshow for different characters, Fallout style! Only other games that come even close to this are Terminator:Future Shock and Terminator: Skynet, but while good, those are really dated and janky as every Bethesda games. AI could be better here, but given the fact that you can't save everywhere and that for good part of the game a single terminator is a really strong enemy (and is often encountered in groups), I think it would be too hard if enemies were smarter, coordinated and chased you better and for longer time. Maybe people who say the game is too easy did not play later missions? Also the game does not work with themes from later Terminator movies, which is good if you ask me :) I have read that the game looks bad. It runs on Unreal Engine 4 and looks exactly like the movies, what is bad about that? This is a game by fans for fans! Highly recommended!
