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Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Robert , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: Enslaved: Odyssey to the West is basically a whirlwind tour of everything that's popular in third-person action games these days. In fast succession, players encounter it all: platforming, melee combat, teamwork, vehicle and turret sequences, puzzles, ste...
Abstract: Xbox 360Enslaved is the newest Action/Adventure title from winning studio Ninja Theory, based loosely on the Chinese fable, Journey to the West. After a stellar introduction, your main character Monkey is paired up with a useful but generally helpless ...
Rich characters inhabit an equally rich world; gorgeous environments; fascinating story that’s presented in an engrossing way; flawless facial animations; voice work and music are exceptional,
Simple platforming and combat hold it back from being a truly great action title; sloppy camera system; very frequent texture popins; the story’s culmination doesn’t live up to its presentation.
Enslaved is a definite improvement over Ninja Theory’s previous title, Heavenly Sword. Though it features that same great attention to character detail and some remarkably beautiful looking environments, it remains a bit shallow in the technical depart...
Abstract: During the E3 presentation of the Witcher 2 this year, the producer for the game mentioned that they were going to have an easy combat option for people who just wanted to experience the story without having to worry about the combat. It struck me as a...
I wanted Enslaved: Odyssey to the West to essentially be Heavenly Sword 2: powerful writing, powerful characters, intense/emotional moments and falling in love with the characters, unfortunately the “punch” needed to do that just wasn’t quite there, on...
Abstract: When we think of post apocalyptic settings and locales our minds are implicitly drawn to images of barren wastelands or dilapidated cities enveloped in darkness. UK based developers Ninja Theory have approached a typically desolate portrayal of global ...
Whenever video games and the film industry collide there is usually a mess. It is rare to find a collaboration between the two great entertainment industries that truly works well. Video games usually suffer for their links to Hollywood names and so it...
Abstract: Normally, when games developers are touting the big Hollywood types that they have involved in the production of their latest game it sets off alarm bells in the gaming press. In the build-up to it's release Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, Namco Bandai ...
Great story, likable characters, and beautiful landscapes,
Camera can be wonky and action is repetitive at times.
The developers behind Heavenly Sword, Ninja Theory, set out to create a brand new world for Namco Bandai Games with Enslaved. We got our hands on the post-apocalyptic, robot-filled game and put it through it's paces. Does the game become a slave to t...
Abstract: Monkey, despite the name, is the ultimate beat-em-up character. The genre traditionally relies on a trio of styles, the all-rounder, the speed, and the power. Monkey is all three, a enormously tenacious brute bashing away at surviving mechs of a war lo...
