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Hmm, you already mentioned "Fracture" with the terrain deformation, so how about the following TPS:
"Inversion"- The Hook: Anti-Gravity
"Binary Domain"- The Hook: LOL, I'm not sure, to be honest! Dialogue/Command Options with Consequences? Strategic Dismemberment of Robots?
"Red Faction: Gurerrilla"- The Hook: mass destruction of almost anything in sight
"Red Faction: Armageddon"- The Hook: that "forge" thingie that repairs damaged structures
"Spec Ops: The Line"- The Hook: not so much so the gameplay, but the dark & twisted story
A superb list- I was looking into Inversion, but something happened and I wasn't able to pick it up. Binary Domain- wasn't it an FPS? If not, I'll definitely look into it. RF: G- finished it last year- I loved the destruction to pieces(ha ha). It was just too bad the landscape was so boring! RF: A- I'm more for the knocking down than building up kinda guy, y'know? Spec Ops: The Line- man was that game ever disturbing... it was an utterly mediocre shooter, but it's presentation was amazing.Hmm, you already mentioned "Fracture" with the terrain deformation, so how about the following TPS:
"Inversion"- The Hook: Anti-Gravity
"Binary Domain"- The Hook: LOL, I'm not sure, to be honest! Dialogue/Command Options with Consequences? Strategic Dismemberment of Robots?
"Red Faction: Gurerrilla"- The Hook: mass destruction of almost anything in sight
"Red Faction: Armageddon"- The Hook: that "forge" thingie that repairs damaged structures
"Spec Ops: The Line"- The Hook: not so much so the gameplay, but the dark & twisted story
GAME-QUEST-EX
GAME-QUEST-EXAnd thanks, by the way, for getting me. Most people don't understand the idea of "the hook."
[QUOTE="GAME-QUEST-EX"]A superb list- I was looking into Inversion, but something happened and I wasn't able to pick it up. Binary Domain- wasn't it an FPS? If not, I'll definitely look into it. RF: G- finished it last year- I loved the destruction to pieces(ha ha). It was just too bad the landscape was so boring! RF: A- I'm more for the knocking down than building up kinda guy, y'know? Spec Ops: The Line- man was that game ever disturbing... it was an utterly mediocre shooter, but it's presentation was amazing.Hmm, you already mentioned "Fracture" with the terrain deformation, so how about the following TPS:
"Inversion"- The Hook: Anti-Gravity
"Binary Domain"- The Hook: LOL, I'm not sure, to be honest! Dialogue/Command Options with Consequences? Strategic Dismemberment of Robots?
"Red Faction: Gurerrilla"- The Hook: mass destruction of almost anything in sight
"Red Faction: Armageddon"- The Hook: that "forge" thingie that repairs damaged structures
"Spec Ops: The Line"- The Hook: not so much so the gameplay, but the dark & twisted story
El_Zo1212o
Thanks: glad you like the list!
"Binary Domain" is definitely a 3rd Person Shooter, not an FPS. You're in command of a squad of 3 troops & you basically shoot the heck out of enemy robots. Your actions & dialogue tree choices affect how your team mates respond to your commands or treat you during different parts of the game.
A few other other TPS you may want to try are:
"Quantum Theory," borrows concepts from many other TPS like "Gears of War." The main character is this tough guy who has a female partner he can literally hurl at enemies while she strikes them with her sword or something. I guess that can be considered the "Hook" to this game, though, to be honest, I did not like the demo of this game too much; control & camera issues.
Also, you really can't go wrong with either of the "Earth Defense Force 2017" or "Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon." Your "hooks" here are the different classes of combat troopers, their weapons & abilities, which are unique to them. All that, plus you get to squash some really ugly & really large alien bugs!
A superb list- I was looking into Inversion, but something happened and I wasn't able to pick it up. Binary Domain- wasn't it an FPS? If not, I'll definitely look into it. RF: G- finished it last year- I loved the destruction to pieces(ha ha). It was just too bad the landscape was so boring! RF: A- I'm more for the knocking down than building up kinda guy, y'know? Spec Ops: The Line- man was that game ever disturbing... it was an utterly mediocre shooter, but it's presentation was amazing.[QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"][QUOTE="GAME-QUEST-EX"]
Hmm, you already mentioned "Fracture" with the terrain deformation, so how about the following TPS:
"Inversion"- The Hook: Anti-Gravity
"Binary Domain"- The Hook: LOL, I'm not sure, to be honest! Dialogue/Command Options with Consequences? Strategic Dismemberment of Robots?
"Red Faction: Gurerrilla"- The Hook: mass destruction of almost anything in sight
"Red Faction: Armageddon"- The Hook: that "forge" thingie that repairs damaged structures
"Spec Ops: The Line"- The Hook: not so much so the gameplay, but the dark & twisted story
GAME-QUEST-EX
Thanks: glad you like the list!
"Binary Domain" is definitely a 3rd Person Shooter, not an FPS. You're in command of a squad of 3 troops & you basically shoot the heck out of enemy robots. Your actions & dialogue tree choices affect how your team mates respond to your commands or treat you during different parts of the game.
A few other other TPS you may want to try are:
"Quantum Theory," borrows concepts from many other TPS like "Gears of War." The main character is this tough guy who has a female partner he can literally hurl at enemies while she strikes them with her sword or something. I guess that can be considered the "Hook" to this game, though, to be honest, I did not like the demo of this game too much; control & camera issues.
Also, you really can't go wrong with either of the "Earth Defense Force 2017" or "Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon." Your "hooks" here are the different classes of combat troopers, their weapons & abilities, which are unique to them. All that, plus you get to squash some really ugly & really large alien bugs!
EDF: Insect Armageddon is great for a mindless good time. Quantum Theory- is that a retail game? I don't think I've ever heard of it... he actually throws his companion at enemies? Is it a shooter or a melee action game? And is it co op?[QUOTE="GAME-QUEST-EX"][QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"] A superb list- I was looking into Inversion, but something happened and I wasn't able to pick it up. Binary Domain- wasn't it an FPS? If not, I'll definitely look into it. RF: G- finished it last year- I loved the destruction to pieces(ha ha). It was just too bad the landscape was so boring! RF: A- I'm more for the knocking down than building up kinda guy, y'know? Spec Ops: The Line- man was that game ever disturbing... it was an utterly mediocre shooter, but it's presentation was amazing.El_Zo1212o
Thanks: glad you like the list!
"Binary Domain" is definitely a 3rd Person Shooter, not an FPS. You're in command of a squad of 3 troops & you basically shoot the heck out of enemy robots. Your actions & dialogue tree choices affect how your team mates respond to your commands or treat you during different parts of the game.
A few other other TPS you may want to try are:
"Quantum Theory," borrows concepts from many other TPS like "Gears of War." The main character is this tough guy who has a female partner he can literally hurl at enemies while she strikes them with her sword or something. I guess that can be considered the "Hook" to this game, though, to be honest, I did not like the demo of this game too much; control & camera issues.
Also, you really can't go wrong with either of the "Earth Defense Force 2017" or "Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon." Your "hooks" here are the different classes of combat troopers, their weapons & abilities, which are unique to them. All that, plus you get to squash some really ugly & really large alien bugs!
"EDF: Insect Armageddon is great for a mindless good time.Quantum Theory- is that a retail game? I don't think I've ever heard of it... he actually throws his companion at enemies? Is it a shooter or a melee action game? And is it co op?"
"Quantum Theory" is a 3rd Person Cover-Based Shooter, developed by Team Tachyon & published by Tecmo. It was released on disc as a retail game in September of 2010, for the Xbox 360 & PS3.
Yes: the main character Syd flings Filena at the enemies & she attacks them in the process. It's something like a secondary attack for Syd, so the entire game itself is not a melee-based brawler.
Quantum Theory has multi-player modes, but I don't think it has any Co-Op for the main campaign.
http://www.gamespot.com/quantum-theory/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_Theory_(video_game)
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