Terminator: Resistance

✔️

Excelente ambientacion, graficos buenos y una historia que entretiene mucho

Jogo sensacional!!! Feito especialmente para os fãs da franquia.

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easy 100% completed the handyman is bugged how I did it was craft 5 lockpicks back out of the station and go back on it and craft a med kit it worked for me

Review: Terminator: Resistance – A Rusty Relic If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to spend the end of the world looking for bits of scrap metal in a blurry alleyway, Terminator: Resistance is the game for you. For everyone else, it’s a dated, clunky experience that fails to live up to the cinematic legacy of the first two films. The Scavenging Grind The gameplay loop is heavily weighted toward tedious looting. You’ll spend far more time staring at the ground looking for scraps than actually engaging with Skynet’s forces. This constant search for resources kills the pacing and makes the "Resistance" feel less like a high-stakes war and more like a desperate plumbing job. Combat and Mechanics Ammo Scarcity: The game frequently leaves you defenseless. While a survival horror vibe might work for some, here it just feels like poor balancing. Running out of ammo in a shooter shouldn’t happen this often, especially when the alternative is "rigid" combat. Stiff Gameplay: Movement and gunplay feel unresponsive and dated. In an era of fluid first-person shooters, Resistance feels like it’s stuck in 2011. Visuals: 4K Potatoes Even running at a native 4K resolution, the game struggles to impress. The textures are muddy, the environments are bland, and the character models lack the detail you’d expect from a modern title. No amount of pixels can hide the fact that the art direction is uninspired and "potato-like" in its execution. The Verdict Terminator: Resistance might appeal to die-hard fans of the franchise who can overlook massive technical flaws for a bit of nostalgia, but for the average gamer, it’s a bland, rigid, and visually underwhelming experience. Bottom Line: This is one machine that should have stayed in the scrap heap.

2nd only to "Robocop Vs the Terminator" on Sega Genesis. Definitely worth a buy @ full price if You love the franchise. If you enjoy this, also check out Teyon's "RoboCop: Rogue City", which feels like the culmination of the developer's experience with this Terminator title.