Terminator: Resistance

Soyons clairs: Ce jeu n'est ni un bon FPS, ni un bon jeu d'infiltration, ni un chef d'œuvre graphique. Mais il a quelque chose qui le démarque et qui fait que j'ai pu l'apprécier, c'est que c'est bien LE JEU qui s'adresse vraiment au fan de la franchise Terminator, plus particulièrement les deux premiers films. Fait par des passionnés pour des passionnés. L'équipe s'est risqué sur la partie qu'on aborde seulement de loin dans les premiers films, à savoir le futur dans lequel Skynet est en guerre ouverte contre l'humanité. Le préquel du premier film, avant l'envoi du premier Terminator. L'ambiance y est. La nuit bleutée, les cadavres d'humains et de machines qui jonchent le sol, les tirs de plasma rouge et violet et leur sons caractéristiques, le sentiment d'impuissance lors des premières rencontres face aux T800... Certaines parties sont plus difficiles que d'autres mais dans l'ensemble rien est insurmontable. Ce n'est pas pour les bourrins, il faut gérer ses balles et préférer la discrétion et la tactique lorsque elle est possible. La mécanique des lunettes de vision tactique marche à peu près (des fois vous les porter, vous voulez recharger votre arme mais à la place ça vous fait prendre une photo). Le craft est important, je ne sais pas si le jeu est faisable sans y avoir recours. Les personnages sont assez rapidement oubliable, et le plot twist de l'étranger et plutôt prévisible quand on connaît un peu le genre de la saga. La campagne principale fait environ 20 heures. Vous aurez également le mode infiltré qui rallonge un peu la durée de vie du jeu. Ce mode de jeu vous fait jouer un terminator infiltré abattant des groupes d'humains afin de récupérer des informations pour mener Skynet à la victoire. Sa vision tactique fait un peu mal aux yeux. Chaque partie dure à peu près 30 minutes, la mort entraîne le game over. Pour conclure, ce jeu s'adresse aux fans de la franchise, et autant vous dire que l'ambiance y est respecté. Si vous venez chercher autre chose dans ce jeu, vous ne le trouverez probablement pas.

Wem das Terminator Setting gefällt wird hier seine Freude haben.

I respect Terminator: Resistance for being so budget-conscious, An AA license title that has more heart and "Vibe" than most of the triple-A titles we get. The game still isn't anything close to great. I guess they didn't even try to make the AI better, as otherwise the Terminators would encircle or overrun you all the time. It's still off-putting how they are no danger at all, in most situations. The story and events aren't always great either. Especially the DLC Annihilation Line begins strong and then gets weaker by the minute. 72/100

Got this for christmas. I am not disapointed hopefully we can get a update where you have a DLC to play as skynet

Both this game, and it's DLC are absolutely, without a doubt, VERY much worth the money. Especially so if you enjoyed the first two movies and enjoy the Terminator universe/lore. Not only are there tons of references/easter eggs. But this game has even gotten me to the point I feel like it's 100% canon alongside T1 and T2. Genuinely one of, if not, THE best movie games ever made. I am a huge fan of the way that Teyon made their levels for this game. They always give you multiple ways of handling each situation. Allowing you to approach many scenarios any way you want. Whether it be stealth, or hacking, or just going in for an all out firefight. I also love how they handled the weapons. Without spoiling too much, you're not going to be using laser weapons and killing terminators from the very beginning, making them a truly terrifying and imposing enemy for some time. And even when you CAN kill them, they're still way too much for you to take on in a open firefight. I also adore the many variants of enemies you can encounter, all the way from little bots, to the massive enemies you see in the movies. Now, as for the downsides, I'll say that the combat itself isn't super engaging or satisfying. When you're playing this, you're more so playing it for the cool factor and for the incredibly well written story. Also, I'm not certain if this happens with everyone. But every time I play this game, I have this weird bug where the ground is morphing and moving as I'm going throughout each level. Which I found VERY distracting and irritating. I am also not a huge fan of the way they handled your companions and the choices you have to make later in the game. If you've played it, you probably know exactly what I'm talking about, but I don't want to spoil it for you. I've played this game many times at this point, and it's become a bi-yearly ritual now to go back and watch the first two movies, then play this game. Seeing as, in my head-canon, the events of this game are absolutely true and is what happened in universe. Teyon handled this game extremely well, especially coming off of how terribly they handled the Rambo franchise. And given how good the Robocop game is, I'm genuinely excited to see which movie they tackle next. This is one of the few games that I feel the developers genuinely got all they could out of this game. I'm completely satisfied with the stories they've told both in the main game, and it's DLCs. I don't have any desire for them to come back and do any more Terminator content. Not because they did any of it wrong. I just feel completely satisfied with what they've done with it. It's just that I feel there isn't anything more they could do with it. I genuinely couldn't recommend this game enough to people who like T1 and T2. It's an absolute gem and well worth the money and time. I don't write very many reviews (as I'm sure you can see). But this game is one I'm very passionate about and I adore it far too much not to write a review for it. 9.5/10

this is a solid game for any fan of the terminator franchise, with a blend of action/ stealth if you want with a decent story, I managed to finish in one sitting it add more lore to the already expanding franchise i do like that it takes place after the even of salvation film, and that is portrayed by the characters that show up in the main story, I'm glad that Connors is not the main focus of the story which is a breath of fresh air to an aging franchise gameplay: its well a double AA game so i expected it to have somewhat clunky and heavy controls which it did but it made it feel like the game was made with the T3 game which was also a fps this one is slightly better, some of the human weapons felt like they had no major impact while the terminator weapons felt fun to use with the heat aspect, stealth does help in the game and crafting which goes in hand when it comes to avoiding certain fights, overall has a fun gameplay loop for what the game is. the 2 dlcs: the first dlc adds about another 4-7 hours of gameplay depending on the difficulty you will play it adds lightly more background to your protag in the main story while introducing a fan favourite from the first film and adds more context to his character as well overall the dlc is quite fun and adds more to an already excellent game, the other dlc the infiltration mode will have you play one singular mission as a terminator infill unit which is a slight nod to Arny but overall, the mission is fun and lets you play the villain and have your way with the said humans with the array of weapons at your disposal

Great game! Liked everything from the music, atmosphere etc. Spot ON Terminator Tribute! They did everything right with the obvious lackluster in motion capture, minor negative not taking enything from the overall experience.

IF you are a fan of the franchise there is almost no reason to not really like this game. The first thing you'll notice is the outdated graphics, considering the game isn't very old, it's not a good first impression. The second thing you'll notice is that mechanically it's a very run of the mill FPS game that offers nothing in terms of creativity in that area. But The writing is excellent, and this is the only choice based game I have ever played where your decisions have an effect on the actual outcome and ending in a meaningful way. Not only does this increase the replay value at a geometric rate, it also makes you appreciate the writing as a whole. In all honesty, this is the Terminator 3. Terminator 1&2 are masterpieces and everything that came after ranged from god awful, to passable -but this game is genuinely narratively good and bridges the gaps in the events between the first two movies and the future / past, as well as introduces a whole new storyline within it of it's own, and as such I consider it the true successor to T2. Gameplay 6/10 Soundtrack 7/10 Story 9/10 With an additional mention of replay value which is also a 9/10. Great game.