Fuse is mediocrity at its finest. A run-of-the-mill experience that fails to deliver anything exciting, and struggles to separate itself from the many shooters that came before it....
Published: 2013-05-31, Author: Michael , review by: geardiary.com
co-op options, high challenge (especially the Echelon mode), familiar actions/scenarios increase success rate, special fuse weapon abilities, high replay value, weapon cache/upgrades, no competitive multiplayer mode (a refreshing change)
familiar actions/scenarios diminish variety, familiar storyline, minimal character development
Abstract: CommentInsomniac Games makes their first multiplatform debut in co-op fashion with Fuse for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. That's right, the popular developers of Ratchet and Clank and Resistance have finally found their way onto a new platform, and w...
Each character feels uniquely powerful, Assorted abilities work well together in co-op, Wide range of environments spread across each lengthy mission
Level design falls into a regular pattern of corridors connecting battle arenas, Late-game feels like a grind as enemy variety tails off, Spiking difficulty in the later missions lacks imagination, favors brute-force challenge
Fuse lays out a healthy foundation for surface-level fun and little else. The good bits are in an even race with the bad ones, but the balance tips heavily toward the former when you're playing in co-op with a communicative squad. There's a fun game her...
Abstract: When Insomniac Games launches titles, we tend to take notice, as the studio is behind some of our favourite PS3 exclusive franchises, such as the light hearted and whacky Ratchet and Clank, and the more sombre, suspense-filled and sadly underated Resis...
FUSE might seem like a knock off when played solo, but bring in 3 of your friends and you have an enticing and fun co-op mode. What FUSE achieves in action and intensity it lets down in enemy AI. Stay away if you're looking for a single player experience...
Published: 2013-05-28, Author: Robin , review by: giga.de
Der zweiminütige, erste „Overstrike“-Trailer hat mehr Persönlichkeit und Pfeffer als „Fuse“ in seiner gesamten Spielzeit. Die vier Waffen versprechen zu Anfang eine willkommene Abwechslung, stellen sich jedoch schnell als kaum merkbare Variationen des bek...
