Terminator: Resistance

O Terminator Resistance é um caso curioso na indústria dos games, o jogo não teve um orçamento de "blockbuster", mas conquistou os fãs por ser, possivelmente, a obra mais fiel à atmosfera dos dois primeiros filmes da franquia, colocando o jogador diretamente no futuro pós apocalíptico que os fãs sempre quiseram explorar: a "Guerra do Futuro" contra as máquinas da Skynet. História: o jogo se passa em uma Los Angeles devastada, em 2028, e você assume o papel de Jacob Rivers, um soldado da Resistência que se vê marcado para extermínio pela Skynet por razões inicialmente desconhecidas. O enredo serve como uma prequela dos filmes clássicos (T1 e T2). Ao longo da jornada, você interage com um grupo de sobreviventes civis, e suas decisões e diálogos influenciam diretamente o destino de cada um deles no final do jogo. A narrativa consegue captar a sensação de desespero da humanidade e o peso de lutar contra um inimigo que não sente medo ou cansaço. Durante a campanha a Resistência tem o primeiro contato com os Infiltrators da Skynet, e no fim do jogo, mesmo vencendo a guerra contra a Skynet, ela consegue enviar três Infiltrators para o passado, e seu personagem pode escolher ser um dos humanos que volta para lutar contra eles e defender os seus alvos. O jogo também conta com uma DLC, a Annihilation Line, que traz alguns complementos interessantes, ela se passa no meio da campanha principal do jogo, nela Jacob Rivers recebe ordens diretas de John Connor para investigar o silêncio de um posto avançado da Resistência. O grande destaque aqui é que você luta ao lado de Kyle Reese (o herói do primeiro filme de 1984), a trama leva o jogador para além da "Linha de Aniquilação", um território profundamente controlado pela Skynet. A história foca na dinâmica entre Jacob e Kyle, explorando o peso psicológico da guerra e mostrando vislumbres do passado de Reese antes de ele ser enviado de volta a 1984. Gameplay: o que parece ser bem simples no começo do jogo, logo se torna algo incrível e muito bem construído. No início, você usa armas convencionais que são pouco eficazes contra os Exterminadores, forçando o uso de furtividade. Conforme avança, você adquire armas de plasma, virando o jogo contra as máquinas, mas os recursos são sempre limitados, você precisa coletar e fabricar itens e recursos, tendo a opção também da compra e venda do inventário, como os mapas são semiabertos a exploração em si fica bem interessante. O jogo força vários elementos de furtividade, principalmente no começo, onde você não tem recursos para combater os T800, adicionando um clima tenso ao jogo, que se somado a ambientação pós apocalíptica muito bem construída, trazem uma sensação de imersão indescritível e prazerosa. Gráficos e Trilha Sonora: apesar de ser um jogo de médio orçamento e de utilizar a Unreal Engine 4, a direção de arte é impecável, desde as ruínas de LA, aos lasers roxos cruzando o céu noturno e o design dos robôs são idênticos aos dos filmes de 1984 e 1991. Passei por alguns bugs de iluminação, onde as vezes ela piscava na tela ou era exagerada demais para uma fogueira, mas nada que atrapalhou a experiência em si. Sobre os efeitos sonoros, bom, outro ponto que a produtora caprichou demais, desde o som dos passos metálicos dos T-800, o barulho das armas de plasma e, claro, a trilha sonora icônica de Brad Fiedel remasterizada, elevam a imersão a um nível altíssimo para qualquer fã da série. Terminator Resistance é o exemplo perfeito de que um bom jogo não precisa de gráficos de última geração para ser memorável. Ele foca em entregar a atmosfera correta e respeitar o cânone da franquia. Embora o combate possa parecer simples, o valor da narrativa e a fidelidade ao universo de John Connor fazem dele um item obrigatório para os fãs de Exterminador do Futuro. É, finalmente, o jogo que a franquia merecia. Nota geral 9,5/10

Не знаю, как этой игре удается. Но я возвращаюсь в нее после полного прохождения вновь и вновь. Да, сюжет с неба звезд не хватает. Да, геймплей со временем может немного наскучивать из-за однообразия и линейности (хотя, может, это после n-ого перепрохождения стало ощущаться). Да, есть провисания по динамике (например, конец миссии в Пасадене в самом начале, когда только учишься взламывать турели и нужно уничтожить/обойти ~11-13 терминаторов, или миссия ближе к концу на Голливудских холмах). Но, черт возьми. игра берет музыкой, атмосферой, сеттингом и любовью к первоисточнику. Несколько миссий атмосферно удались настолько, что для меня лично они перекрывают все шероховатости: миссия с поиском кодов для HK, миссия с радиотишиной, например. Однозначно рекомендую для поклонников фильмов и первой части в особенности.

Okay, easy thing for me here. I love the first 2 Terminator movies - even salvation.🤭 This game catches the movie flair so well. So this is a killer App, especially when you're into the 80's and like more conservative Action-Shooter. It's a really memorable game. I liked the art style, design and story so much. It got it's flaws like the onedimensional A.I., narrow Levels and some cheesy dialogs. So don't expect a super polished game! But all in all I had a really good time with it. 100 % recommendation, same for the high quality DLC. Bet you'll should better be back. HolyMoly1984 out.

SkyNET

Didn't Elon Musk warn everyone once upon a time agaisn't AI? but then him and his billionaire friends all went on a race to build SkyNet and provide it with robot bodies by the millions at the cost of a deep depression that shall be the burden of everyone who is not rich ? Yeah, this game provides alot of usefull skills when it comes to fighting machines controlled by AI, a must play awesone game in the present , a must have survival training simulator to have a fighting change of surviving the future

In the sense of gameplay and story, there's nothing special about it. It's a pretty standard RPG linear Stealth/FPS with what "feels" like open world in certain maps, so you won't be blown away by anything new. It's pretty barebones in terms on relationships with NPC's, scavenging, weapon upgrades, etc. It gives Fallout 3 vibes without the ability to openly explore the world. However, if you are a fan of the Terminator franchise, it's fantastic. Atmosphere is perfect and really makes you feel like you're in a movie. The dread of Skynet is always hanging over you as you explore the large maps where you have to hide and sneak around Terminators and gives you goosebumps when you're spotted. The sound is phenomenal as well and feels like they took sounds straight from the movie. Decent gun play and terrifying enemies. When you see an HK flying you feel the need to run and hide. So if you know nothing about the franchise or aren't really a fan, you probably won't be too impressed. It'd be about a 6.5/7 out of 10 for you. But for fans of Terminator films who want a post judgement day game, 8.5/9 out of 10.

[b]Стоит только зайти в меню и услышать культовую [/b] [i]♪ ту-ду-ту... ту-дун ♪ ту-ду-ту...ту-дун... [/i] [b]Так сразу, извините меня, кипятком начинаешь писать[/b] Затем нажимаешь кнопку старта, после чего попадаешь в экшен, который по началу реально дает тебе какое-то дикое погружение в терминаторскую вселенную. Беспощадные машины.., а оружие никчемное. Скайнет уже близко! Я готов, готов. Давайте, удивляйте! Говоришь ты себе, ну а дальше... Понимаешь, что шутерок-то корявенький! Во всех смыслах, невидимые стены, почти точно такой же крафт, который уже где-то был...где-то в каком-нибудь Робокопе. С чего бы ему тут не быть? Создатели же одни и те же, и... В общем, не суть...не буду мять сиськи (сами это сделаете в игре / до них можно добраться! Тут пикантные сценки с командиршей и еще с Джен. Ух...)) Кхм-кхм, короче, скажу коротко и без предвзятости. Может быть эта игра и неказистая, бюджетная, кривая, косая, польский шутер! о_О Неважно...ведь она хорошая! Напряжение держит, атмосфЭру дает и если не ждать от нее чего-то сверх, то кайфануть можно *** P.s. искать штуковины для мгновенной прокачки, среди куч всякого хлама... бесценно. Самое главное, что ты даже не знаешь где они лежат. Просто исследуешь локации, находишь и истинно радуешься)

Only for fans of the Terminator franchise. That being said, it is a solid and fun licensed game with care put into it.

After playing their RoboCop games and thoroughly enjoying my time with them, I was eager to give Resistance a go, just to get an idea of where Teyon had really started to build themselves. And I must say, even with its rough edges, it's a surprisingly fantastic game and a beautiful love letter to the Terminator franchise. When it comes to the story, it's plenty expansive, taking place before the events of the two (AND ONLY TWO) Terminator films. Going through the grim and desolate ruins of Los Angeles, you meet up with both new and familiar characters, where your dialogue with them can determine the outcome of their fates, and even your own. As for the gameplay, it's nothing groundbreaking, but nevertheless engaging. Missions centered in large open-world spaces worthy of exploration, where you can bulldoze straight through the main story or take the time to go on side missions (which is recommended if you want to get more skill points). The gunplay is rudimentary-feeling but still solid as you have a variety of weapons against many of Skynet's mass-produced units, both from the movies and unique to the game. As a side note, the missions that take place at night are really where the game's atmosphere really hits, feeling straight out of the future war segments from the movies. With all this praise, however, there is some manner of critique I gotta give as well. I wasn't lying when I mentioned that the game as some rough edges to it. Certain game mechanics ripped straight from other existing games or just feeling rather cookie cutter basic; levels feeling repetitive, to the point where a good handful of levels are in the same area; cheesy and ill-fitting dialogue with some questionable voice acting at times; stealth being REALLY inconsistent at times (seriously, trying to sneak past a T-800 is basically useless if it spots you). And yet, these shortcomings, in my opinion, can be looked over, made up by the simple fact that it's made by people that genuinely love the source material. If this were any other generic sci-fi shooter, then it'd be forgotten in a heartbeat, but the Terminator license goes a long way in propelling the game, especially when its done so competently. The atmosphere, soundtrack, sound design and overall "feel" of the game tells you everything you need to know about Teyon's care for the IP, which would be just as strong in their next title. And much like Rogue City, and even the likes of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, this truly feels like a proper installment to the Terminator mythos in game form. I know that's rather big to say about a AA game, but given the movies that've been shoveled out past Judgement Day, I think I'm in the right to say it. If you're a big fan of the franchise, then I implore you you give this game a chance, if for nothing else, then for the nostalgia and badass moments. But if you are weary about not getting your money's worth, then it'd be best to wait for the game to go on sale. Overall, I give Terminator: Resistance an 8/10.