Abstract: The King of Monsters returns to the video game scene in a massive compendium of destruction and chaos with all of his allies and enemies. Godzilla is a tome of information and facts about the film franchise's history, loaded with images, stats, and charac...
Abstract: Godzilla was released this week on PS4 and PS3 from Bandai Namco without a great deal of fanfare, but if you're a kaiju fan in general, I think it's worth a look. The game features a hefty roster of Toho superstars, culled from different Godzilla eras, wh...
A few visual highs that capture the right spirit, Posing figures in dioramas is kind of fun
Destroying generators is a boring objective, Lots of elements combine to make controlling monsters a chore, Way too little content for a fullpriced game, Poor balancing make some confrontations hilariously bad, Storytelling is dumb, but not in the good wa
Published: 2015-07-14, Author: Jordan , review by: destructoid.com
Abstract: This was supposed to be the game for Godzilla fans -- an authentic adaptation that captured the look and feel of the films. In some ways, it is. There's a satisfying cast of playable characters including Mothra, Destroyah, and Jet Jaguar he can even shrin...
Published: 2015-07-14, Author: Mike , review by: gamezone.com
It's ugly by today's standards, too slow and un-engaging, and simply too damn repetitive to enjoy. Unless you've grown up on Godzilla movies and are fueled by intense nostalgia, this is probably not a game for you...
Abstract: 71 EditsGodzilla Wiki »WalkthroughCollectiblesAchievements and TrophiesAbout This GameSummarySpecificationsFeaturesGame EditionsThe conquering lizard Godzilla stomps again in this Tokyo-smashing game based on the Toho movie monster. Godzilla, the King of...
Abstract: Editor's Note: I had a chance to see an early screening of Godzilla, which officially opens in theaters tomorrow, May 16, across the United States. If you're excited to see it yourself, I promise I won't give up too much information or reveal any spoilers...
Abstract: Please enable JavaScript to watch this video.If ever there's been a silver screen star deserving of a reboot, it's Godzilla. Though never leaving Japanese cinemas for very long, Western audiences have had to live with the woeful memory of the 1998 Matthew...
With ropy graphics, repetitive gameplay and wretched controls, Godzilla is so bad that it's almost lovable. You get a lot of classic kaiju to play with, and smashing them through the sights of Tokyo can be strangely entertaining. Sadly, it's not ente...
