Difficulty:

Just Right

Time Spent:

20 to 40 Hours

The Bottom Line:

"Revolutionary"

The game from starters is amazing, incredible scenery and the story is well told but, at the same time it's hard to keep track of it being the system added to your chest the one that tells you most of it forcing you to stop playing and replay the transmissions all over again to get the hang of it and not lose any detail about it. The character development is just right not making it insufferably long and boring or extremely shallow making the player connect with the characters identifying yourself with them, it really sucks you in. The gameplay it's kind of a new approach to the shooters gamma, having to dismember the aliens rather than shooting them randomly or aiming for the head shots to save ammo is a new mode that hadn't been used before and it's very fun to do. The weapons inventory is fun to play with and trying to apply as many as possible but the fact that you can just complete the game with just the primary one is a real bummer. Making you choose in which things to spend your credits, between buying stuff you'll really need and others that are just there for the fun of it which you don't really know is frustrating (even more when you notice you've picked the wrong one). The telekinetic device proves itself handy when it comes to puzzle solving or acquiring items but, in the terms of fighting as they suggest in the tutorials during the game is pretty useless. In an overall view this game makes you ask for 2nd's wanting to see more of Isaac... luckily there is one, we'll see about it.