Terrible game (+Gamespot deleting reviews to boost game scores?)
Gamespot also deleted my review on metro last light that i gave a low score for charging $5 for ranger mode.
This is the same company that gets paid by triple A developers to influence review scores so i am not surprised that they have been deleting my reviews.
Review: (not as detailed as previous but i will quickly try and remember what i wrote last time)
This game has the textures of a playstation2 game, there is no physics, no advanced graphics options, you cant shoot cans off of tables, you cant shoot out lights. If you shoot a dead body the rounds go through it as if there is nothing there. If you shoot an enemy blood spurts from his body but after you deliver the final shot all of the rounds you fire after that just go through the enemies body as if it were not even there as well. Right off the bat i noticed that the engine itself is less than 500mb. Yes 500mb. This is because there is no physics, water simulation, advanced textures, nothing. It is just a playstation2 quality game where the only textured/cared for things are the models.. This is to make it look like it has good graphics in certain screenshots.
I find this game to be an insult to modern games.. This is an attempt at using a commonly known game name to cash in on some easy funds.
Here is a screenshot i took the moment i started up the game, and keep in mind all textures/items you come across look like this.
http://s1324.photobucket.com/user/RandalMcdaniels/media/rerev_demoexe_2013-05-22-05-04-40-936_zps95b12a52.png.html?sort=3&o=1
There are no PC options like real pc games has. Just video resolution thats it. There are no advanced features other pc games/ resident evil titles have. There is no real dynamic water either. Just blue pixels to represent water.
Also the level designs are linear, lackluster, non textures, generic, and cheap to say the least.
I am going to post this review as well as take a screenshot of it in existence alongside all of the other reviews so i can start a blog about gamespot deleting user reviews/manually altering scores in certain dev's favor.