See a pattern here? The clever tutorial and the light exposition by way of dialogue boxes try to conceal this repetition, but it bleeds through after 15 minutes or so in an unavoidable way.
Killing more enemies will get you more meter, and saving townsfolk…by killing monsters to free up the portals, will also provide meter. It isn’t a virtuous and sprawling tale of an indomitable populace fighting off formidable titans - rather, it’s an arcade joint that features one- to five-minute missions with a very loose storyline holding them together.Įxtinction‘s gist is that you’ll kill a few enemies or save civilians by way of sending them through portals to gain a special meter, which powers you up and enables one to slay said titans for good (usually by cutting off their heads). The epic feeling of the marketing doesn’t quite convey what Extinction really is.
Praey for the gods metacritic Ps4#
The idea of one warrior versus giant Godzilla-esque creatures is tantalizing, but after playing Extinction I can see why the concept isn’t as prevalent - it’s tough to pull off.Įxtinction (PC, PS4 [reviewed[, Xbox One ) I’m surprised that in the four years it’s been since the anime has blown up (which in turn reinvigorated the older manga), we haven’t seen more Attack on Titan homages.
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