
The TRANSFORMERS are back, and this time they’re in the hands of acclaimed developer PlatinumGames, who have combined their over-the-top brawler action with comic book inspired art to create a TRANSFORMERS game like none other.
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Ta gra jest zajebista i to że jest zdjęta ze sklepu to tragedia i zbrodnia przeciwko Cybertronowi
Its a fun game, very nicely done. Good story. Old school transformers. Nothing against the new transformers or anything. But we needed this game. Underrated in my opinion.
Transformers: Devastation, developed by PlatinumGames and published by Activision, is a thrilling action game that brilliantly captures the essence of the beloved Transformers franchise while showcasing PlatinumGames’ signature fast-paced combat style. Unlike many licensed titles that often struggle to find their footing, Devastation stands out as a polished, high-energy brawler that expertly combines fan service with engaging gameplay mechanics. The game leans heavily into the 1980s Generation 1 aesthetic, featuring cel-shaded visuals that bring the classic cartoon designs to vivid life, pleasing longtime fans with its authentic character models, voice acting from original cast members, and nostalgic soundtrack. The core of Transformers: Devastation lies in its dynamic combat system, which blends fluid melee combos with ranged attacks, weapon variety, and transformation mechanics. Players take control of five iconic Autobots—Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Sideswipe, Wheeljack, and Grimlock—each with their own unique fighting styles and special abilities. The gameplay encourages creativity and aggression, rewarding players for chaining attacks, dodging enemy strikes, and strategically switching between robot and vehicle modes to adapt to different combat scenarios. The combat is deeply satisfying, offering a level of depth that invites mastery, while still remaining accessible enough for newcomers to enjoy. Visually, the game is a standout, employing cel-shading that captures the bold lines and vibrant colors of the original animated series. This artistic choice not only differentiates Devastation from many other Transformers games but also enhances the overall experience by giving it a timeless, comic book-like quality. The environments, ranging from urban battlegrounds to Cybertronian landscapes, are detailed and varied, providing a fitting stage for the explosive battles. Character animations are fluid and impactful, with transformation sequences feeling especially smooth and visually impressive. The original voice cast, including Peter Cullen as Optimus Prime, lends authenticity and emotional weight to the story, which revolves around the Autobots’ struggle against the Decepticons and the malevolent Megatron. Narratively, Transformers: Devastation doesn’t aim to reinvent the wheel but instead embraces the straightforward, heroic storytelling that fans expect from the franchise. The plot serves as a strong backbone for the action, featuring plenty of iconic moments, confrontations, and memorable boss battles against well-known enemies like Starscream and Shockwave. While the story is linear and somewhat predictable, it provides enough context and motivation to keep players engaged throughout the campaign. The game’s pacing ensures that action rarely slows, with set-piece battles and mission objectives keeping the momentum high. One of the few criticisms of the game is its relatively short length and limited mission variety. The campaign can be completed in about 8 to 10 hours, and while the combat remains fun, the mission objectives often revolve around similar tasks such as clearing waves of enemies or defeating a boss, which may lead to some repetition. However, PlatinumGames mitigates this with replayability elements, including a ranking system, unlockable upgrades, and the option to revisit levels with different characters, encouraging players to experiment with diverse playstyles. Overall, Transformers: Devastation is a triumphant entry in the Transformers game catalog that successfully blends nostalgia with modern action gameplay. It offers a rewarding combat experience, faithful character representation, and a vibrant visual style that appeals to both longtime fans and newcomers. While it might not be the deepest or longest game in the genre, its strengths lie in its polished mechanics, energetic battles, and unapologetic celebration of everything that makes Transformers special. For anyone craving a fast-paced, visually striking, and fun-filled Transformers adventure, Devastation is an excellent choice. Rating: 9/10
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The novelty of being a Transformer, fighting other Transformers, is neat, I just wish the game was better... Honest, I enjoy the Transformers as a property, but being able to play as some Gen 1 icons is about all that this has going for it. The gameplay is pretty rough, honestly, reliant as it is on what I call "specificity." That sounds high-falutin', I know, but how I mean is, ever play a fighting game that relies on super immediate prompts? Or, better yet, quick time events that will mess you up if you don't press the button at the EXACT correct time? That's kind of every fight, here, be it with the bosses or the grunts. It's a shame, because there is a lot of character in pretty much everything on screen, but this is functionally a fighter game that doesn't have the archetypal "Imma attack you" reaction prompts line up with when you are supposed to dodge the attack, forcing my perspective to be focused too much on the guy signaling he's trying to hit me as opposed to the other threats in the arena actually hitting me, which is intensely frustrating. Likewise, I'd say a good brawler would allow me to fight how I wish, but here? No no, this is a shieled enemy, you need to do the rush attack or else he'll immediately counter you, with damage. This guy is a flyer, you need to bring him down with ranged. I hated certain moments in both Spider-Man and Arkham City where there are just a butt-ton of guys who all need different gimmicks to fight, but mess up your day if you don't do the RIGHT thing, at the RIGHT time, to the RIGHT guy... It's a pretty game. It's a neat story. It even has fun progression and I'd say decent exploration. First and foremost, though, is it's an arena brawl fighter game...that makes some critical mistakes as an arena brawl fighter game.
Probably the best Platinum-style action game mechanics applied to an existing IP combo they've done. The music is good and the action is badass what more can you want. A bit short I suppose but its very replayable.
Never stopped loving this game- major bummer it's not on the store anymore and never got a sequel.
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As a Transformers nut this is one of the only games I play very much. Too bad it's unavailable anymore.
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