Echo Point Nova

This game made me a best friend, I love them sm and this game was perfect for helping us bond, chat and relate and omg its so perfect and amazing mmrrffggg... i love this game to bits and i cannot recommend it enough!!! (also using sprint instead of hoverboard is loser chud behavor)

я отрываю яйца противников киркой пока делаю заднее сальто что еще нужно для счастья? и даже на моем не самом сильном железе можно поиграть с ртх

Игра на все 10 из 10, механики хорошо проработаны и желание продолжать играть игра нехило подогревает, хоть и очень простыми способами. Отдельно хочу выделить музыку, качество который тут на высоте. Под геймплей и атмосферу игры подходит как нельзя лучше. Так же DLC мало того что бесплатное так и по размеру +/- как треть игры и не уступает по качеству. В целом игра полностью заслуживает того что бы её купить даже без скидок, я прошёл на 100%. P.S. Мультиплеер не тестил так как не с кем :P

爽的一

This is a very fun movement shooter. The last section of the game was a bit of a drag due to environmental hazards limiting expression but overall the game's super good! There's even ng+ for more challenge and rewards. Things that really stood out - Falling just puts you back where you were standing. Dying just sets you right before the start of a fight again. Movement's AMAZING with good freedom and perks to customize your experience. The view from up high is beaaaautiful.

There's a demo! Go download it! It is more fun to play than it looks (and it looks fun!), and you're not really gonna get a sense of what it feels like to play by watching trailers or reading reviews. It's hard to describe, because the descriptions sound like impossible mashups: Titanfall, Doom, old-school Unreal Tournament or Quake 3 Arena with [i]all[/i] the weirdest mods turned on, yet somehow also Tony Hawk's Pro Skater (or maybe Tribes) and Shadow of the Colossus. All that [i]plus[/i] online co-op, and so many hats you might mistake it for TF2. This sounds like an overwhelming number of ideas to cram into a single game. How can it be time to learn all these things? How are you not overwhelmed by choice paralysis? How do such wildly-different genres not just completely clash with each other? Gosh, that trailer looks chaotic, how do they understand anything that's going on when they're moving so fast? But it works! I don't know how, but it all works. The skill floor is low and the skill ceiling is high, the game will throw like five new mechanics at you in the first ten minutes and you'll [i]get it[/i] in a way you can't by reading a review. (Go try the demo!) What's missing? The story is barely there -- not [i]bad[/i], just kinda background flavor. There's not a ton of enemy variety for a game this large... but they're so fun to fight you hardly notice. We also ran into a fair number of glitches in multiplayer -- sometimes the macguffin we were here to grab would appear for one player and not another, and we'd need to reload the game and redo the level. Worst of all, sometimes progress wouldn't save and we'd need to redo something. But these were rare -- we still saw the credits, and we're still going back for post-game stuff!

great game