While the story is slow, it is a bit more than the kid friendly appearances make it out be. There will be assassination attempts, corporate greed, bullying, etc. maybe not as developed as one would hope but there nonetheless. One major plot point the game will constantly remind you is how LBXs are more than […]
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It is an odd mechanic at first, that sounds more complicated than it really is. Once you get the hang of it, you should be able to decrypt any object you come across in a few seconds. This Scanner also doubles as both an X-ray and a radar, to point you exactly to where the
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As you crash-land onto the island, you will immediately encounter your new owl partner Plux who will now accompany you throughout the rest of the game. Plux is a chatty character while Skylar herself is a mute whose robotic AI arm does all the talking. This island you now find yourself in is an incredibly
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Most zombies will go down with a single head-shot and are rather easy to hit due to the voxel art style but in true undead fashion, are still a threat in a group. Depending on the level they can come at you from all sides, and you most constantly be on guard lest they get
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We start off our journey in a hallway of our house and must make our way over to the PC in order to boot up ModernHot. While we wait for it to boot up, we are treated to a rap song about CoD 4 before it finally loads, and we make are thrust into the
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You descend down into the base and try to flee on your hovering vehicles as the robots smash there way inside, massacring anyone unlucky enough to be near. As you try to race to safety, you must make use of the second pistol now in your possession to blast away any foes. In the end,
It has a different feel from the first DLC in where the world seems to want you dead. In here, you are your own worst enemy. The world is not as aggressive this time around, instead most of your challenges will require thought and platforming, unlike the prior DLC where you are just trying desperately to
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Upon remembering, the world turns violent and will do anything that it can to see him dead. This is not like the original game where you felt like John Rambo, you are now deep in enemy territory and can rarely stand your ground against the ever looming darkness. That is displayed immediately with a Taken
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