ThreadDaymare 1998 - Why is no one talking about this game?!
It seemed promising, for sure. But upon actually playing it, was a poorly executed game that couldn't get out of RE's shadow. There's talent with this developer, but they need more experience. I just did not like this game in the end.
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ThreadBurnout Paradise Remastered |OT| Welcome back to the Jungle
For what it's worth, EA provided me a review copy of the game and I really liked it. I acknowledge it could be a bit cheaper, but it doesn't look cheap:
For the most part, yes. There's no points or named kills popping off of enemies, but you'll string together sequences that you'll be proud of.
A lot of the time I'll come up to a bandit camp, and I'll toss a wingstick at the nearest enemy, toss a couple of grenades at gas tanks, shoot my assault rifle to soften enemies up, slide to the next one, switch to my shotgun and deliver a blast at close range to finish them off. It feels very kinetic and momentum-based.
You end up just trying different things, and it always pays off.
RAGE 2 has been amazing thus far, just about nearing the end.
The gunplay is fantastic and frenetic, you feel compelled to play opposite to how you normally would. Car combat is a bit lacking.
Overall I felt in RAGE that I was underpowered in every situation. In RAGE 2, I feel overpowered. Though, some later difficulty areas (marked by skulls) do give you a solid challenge.