the remake doesn't come close to the original. the reinterpretation of the ost often doesn't reach the quality of the original. the performance of the game is subterranean at times. changes to the characters, especially eddie, are not beneficial. overall, you can say that the atmosphere doesn't come close to the original. it doesn't seem nearly as coherent as the original. nevertheless, it's not a bad remake. however, i would definitely put it behind the remakes of resident evil 2, dead space and resident evil 4.
the remake doesn't come close to the original. the reinterpretation of the ost often doesn't reach the quality of the original. the performance of the game is subterranean at times. changes to the characters, especially eddie, are not beneficial. overall, you can say that the atmosphere doesn't come close to the original. it doesn't seem nearly as coherent as the original. nevertheless, it's not a bad remake. however, i would definitely put it behind the remakes of resident evil 2, dead space and resident evil 4.
the most important tetris titles are missing, e.g. the nes tetris, instead there are Hatris titles...also the 1989 gameboy tetris does not correspond to the original in terms of scope and rules. it is always emphasized that it is about the history of tetris, but apparently this does not include the competitive scene...the price is not justified.
Don't expect too much, this is just a 3h long gap filler until the big story DLC.
an ID-Software shooter - there is nothing more to say
Wipeout 2097 sends its regards.
brute shooter action with great weapon feedback. although it's supposed to be a retro shooter, it's more reminiscent of doom(2016) and doom eternal.
pretty good but short (5 - 6 hours)
then a complete package makes perfect sense!
If you like the first game and that's why you want to get the sequel, don't and rather play through the first part again. The flow of the game is constantly interrupted by stupid tricorder puzzles. Also, the gunplay in general doesn't feel as good as it used to.
