Some finished, some not but figured this would be a good way to remember why I need to go back to or avoid it
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Enjoyed the look of the game but a game full of going on endless dates with rather lackluster controls left me with wanting to look elsewhere to play something else. Plus instant 5 star rating by walking over to cops on bridge for doing nothing to them seemed rather stupid compared to ye olde construction sign or barracades with a sign showing that there's a wreck on the bridge to close it.
Yes it's Sacred but not on a pc, best thing I found is to have a character with a bow & shoot at ppl off screen to make the game go by a little quicker.
Sam/Shia was slightly annoying in the movie though he didn't quite hit the level of shutthehellup as he did in the game, I'd imagine that the autobots just turn off their hearing or put in a program to substitute Sam for a dog barking. Surprisingly though the game is in that mid range of games but slightly better than most movie games, the extra unlocks in the game are a nice touch for a flimsy game.
Actually in that mid range for a movie based game where the on screen tutorials (like steps in making potions, crests, flying through stars), makes sense with the game world. Don't have the patience for it now but will hopefully come back to it someday. Feels like Kung Fu Panda game where the extra adventuring stuff in the game fills out the story more to make it seem more complete.
Decided to go back to this fun game & surprised to see how well it holds up after all these years & how much I remember on how to play without even looking at the controls. Of course the missions I couldn't get past before still were elusive so I might come back to it some day.
Without having the manual or looking up how later in the game you can mysteriously regenerate health, the first level just meant lots of time of me dying without seeing any kind of freaking health anywhere, only half dozen times I was healed was restarting at a checkpoint. Yes I just gave up on it, maybe the sequel would have been made better. Plus for a game on the PS3 made years ago it visually looks almost like a slightly better PS2/Xbox game.
Played just a small taste of this but liked the overall feel of it though some issues with being constantly sticky to poles especially when the thing I need is right below the pole & trying to jump past the pole not automatically grab it again. Control scheme still feels a little clunky but it's workable & wish the dead drops were longer as they really made the story interesting until i couldn't find anymore of them.
How to unsell someone on a game like this, let the people review it & see how short it is, start the whole game as a flashback after the main character dies (who also at this stage of the game isn't as impressive as opening of Darksiders where all your end powers gave a taste of what's coming), before you get the heavenly sword introduce a sniper mission in a field of characters I just don't care about enough to see what happens (apart from main girl dying). Between this, Lair & PS Home I have to wonder sometimes on the people approving final projects for PS3.
Liked it until getting to the area with too many enemies & not enough guns. After finishing off #2 in the series I'll go back to it.
Not bad for a movie based game but way too repetitive, especially when trying to unlock some bonus things where you have to replay a level again but not get hit so much or under a certain time. Definitely glad I rented it.