#Crackdown 3 release date full

I mean I can't say that in my 8 or so hours this weekend I didn't enjoy myself, however easy it all was to do, but that alone doesn't make up for the games other shortcomings. So it's short, it's easy, it's poorly written, designed poorly. I found myself playing with music on for the last hour or so and I'm pretty confident I missed nothing. They frequently try for humor but it boils down to 'Guy with serious voice says 'wacky' things' and it doesn't really work. The dialogue is very boring between your handlers and your character is mute (I didn't play as Terry Crews). The only two that stick out are the giant mech bots who can ragdoll you and have quite a bit of health and the cheesy shield troops who you cannot damage until their shields deplete, which is time based not based off of anything you do and as a result feels like cheap, bad character design. There are, in fairness, quite a diverse array of different enemies to face but they all die so easily the distinction becomes kind of pointless. It is unintentionally funny that the game is acting as though there is some daunting challenge in front of you when really it's just 'lock on-bambambam-he's dead-lock on-bambambam.'. You get taunted about how you're going to die as you're casually tearing through their guards with little to no effort. The characters are flimsy and the dialogue is dull. You don't really know their motives or anything past a sentence or two of their bio. They all have backstories that are yawn inducing and very thin. There are only 8 of these guys in the game, you'd think they'd make them a bit more special. Normally this'd be fatal in a game but I simply dispatched him in about a minute and carried on my merry way. This was particularly proven to me when I'd set a waypoint for some race or other and during my journey there I accidentally ran into the zone that triggers the fight with one of the lieutenants. The fights with the lieutenants aren't really that memorable or difficult to undertake. So not only is it short, its pretty uninspired stuff whilst you play through it anyway. Basically the game says I can go take down the final lieutenant but I've seen the credits roll, I've seen the canon ending so it begs the question why bother? I could collect orbs to up my stats but they're all at 5 out of 6 and my character is already hilariously godly, destroying everything and bounding around the map with complete ease.

There is little to no replayability here. That's one of the shortest single player campaigns I have seen for a long while.

#Crackdown 3 release date full

You shouldn't be able to do that in 8 game hours on a full priced AAA game. I just tore through her troops the same way I tore through all the others. It took a while to fight up her tower but at no point was I facing anything particularly difficult. As such I decided to take on the final boss early.and won.easily. I could one punch the vast majority of troops, one shot the majority of troops and even the elite units were basically just mild annoyances. By this point my character had become this one man bringer of death and destruction who could leap 40 foot upwards and about 200 feet in any direction. You can take these challenges on however you see fit and in fact I skipped one lieutenant altogether. The idea is you take down the lieutenants one by one thus weakening the forces of the climatic showdown with the big bad boss. The plotline revolves around shutting down an evil corporation thats oppressing the people yada yada its pretty typical sci-fi-futuristic cliched stuff. In those 9 hours my character become so OP as to make the game almost boring. My game stats show 7 hours played but it's more like 8 or 9 hours.

There is valid reason for the criticism however but really Crackdown 3 isn't so terrible, it's just decidedly average. There is valid reason for the criticism however but Sadly for Crackdown 3 no matter what they did, the game was likely to get criticized. Sadly for Crackdown 3 no matter what they did, the game was likely to get criticized.