
Experience the origins of one of gaming’s most acclaimed franchises like never before, faithfully remastered and optimized for PC.
Most likely between $2.4M and $6.9M. How we estimate →
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| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $39.99 | 62% | approximately $4.1M |
| PlayStation | $15.99 | 86% | — |
| Xbox | $39.99 | 66% | — |
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $15.99 on PlayStation · United States (−60%). Compare 30 prices in 15 markets →
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Pros: -Its Gears of War -Its Gears of War 1 (The best Gears) -Its Gears of War UE (Also Gears 1) -The multiplayer -Crossplay/plat w/ PS5 -Campaign is great (Its Gears 1) -The better movement system -No crazy skins -Its Gears of War 1 -The Sniper Cons: -Gnasher is inconsistent and awful -Snub is the snub -Macro Snub -Macro Bounce -Rage Hackers -Bad players (bums) spam report if you are better resulting in bans (skill issue) -Grown men spam report if you say bad words (Rated M game btw) -No Proper ranked play -Unlimited Ammo Hammer of Dawn -Its Gears of War PS. My wife took my kids away from me because of this game 10/10
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I refunded this game because I'd constantly crash on the 4th mission. I had a lot of fun when I could actually play, maybe ill buy it on sale after E-day comes out to play the story in order. However until there's some performance buffs I just can't recommend it.
Gears of War 1 is a legendary game and I enjoyed playing it again. The campaign is good however felt very easy even on Insane and the gritty style of the game has been sadly removed in this version. The multiplayer was a lot of fun, only came across 2 hackers in 500 odd games, would definitely recommend!
I loved the Gears of War franchise since it was first released in the mid-2000s. I loved the 1st Gears of War game. I have a lot of nostalgia for this game. It's been quite a long time since I played Gears of War 1 on the Xbox 360 so I don't remember how the AI was in the original and I don't remember the feel of the controls in the original (not much anyway). I have never played the Ultimate Edition so I don't know if it was good, mixed or bad. So I'm just going to be comparing the Reloaded version to the og 360 version. I have not played this game via multiplayer nor co-op. I have only played the single player campaign so bear that in mind regarding my thoughts on the game. Ok, I don't love the look of this remaster. It looks too bright and too smooth. I loved the gritty, dark and desolate look of the original way more. I don't like how smooth the characters' faces are. All they literally did was take the Ultimate Edition from 10 years ago and just sharpened it up a little bit. If you prefer the original look like I did (not necessarily the character models but moreso the setting and atmosphere of the original), then you might not like this look. If you preferred the look of the Ultimate Edition, then you will have no complaints here. And if that is how Anya looked in the Ultimate Edition, I don't like it at all. Her look in the og 360 was bad, but her look in the Ultimate Edition and Reloaded Edition is not good either. The AI just seems to be dumber in this version than in the original game. The Locusts sometimes get stuck and I can just pick them off no problem. Dom is the absolute worst now. He doesn't do jack sh*t in this version. I do not remember Dom or Baird or Cole being this dumb and useless in the original. They do a terrible job of following you and your orders. They don't really fight back and they die a lot. I have to do everything by myself. It's bad. There's not much else to talk about regarding the soundtrack and the voice work since they didn't really change anything. Maybe they cleaned it up a bit more although I have no idea if they did. But, there are some sound glitches. Starting from the main menu to in-game, there are voices constantly talking in the background when there aren't supposed to be any voices talking. It honestly makes me feel like I have schizophrenia. There are times when a character should say something (based off the subtitles I have on) but either the character doesn't talk or the audio level is too low. Either that or they messed up the subtitles. It's weird. OK, you're probably asking if there is anything I like about the game? The controls are good. They are nice and smooth although there is still a little bit of jank like in the original. No problems whatsoever. They don't feel tense and sluggish like in the original (at least from what I remember). Although, I used an Xbox Series X/S controller so obviously the feel would be way better compared to the Xbox 360 controller. And I do have a Hyperkin Xbox 360 controller that I can use, but it does not feel like an original Xbox 360 controller at all. That's why I chose not to use it to play Gears of War Reloaded. The guns/weapons feel good. Dismembering or blowing off limbs or heads still feel good in this game although the jank misses of headshots is still here in this edition like it was in the original which can be annoying sometimes. Aiming is nice and smooth. I do like the aiming reticule/crosshair in this edition a lot more than in the og 360 game. Brighter and way more defined. Reloading is about the same as it was in the original. The soundtrack and sound effects are still excellent. The story is the same. The voice acting is the same. All excellent (except for the glitches here and there and the schizophrenic talking in the background at times). In totality, the game is a bit of a mixed bag. It just feels like a cash grab. They didn't really do much to the game. Just took the Xbox One Ultimate Edition and sharpened up the graphics a tiny bit and sold it to us for $39.99. The game is glitchy. The AI is dumber (or at least feels dumber). They did not update this game with any care. That's how I feel. The game can still be fun, especially if you play this game with a friend in co-op mode or maybe multiplayer mode is great. I don't think this game is worth $40. If you can get it on sale or better yet if you have a Microsoft account and you bought the Ultimate Edition before May 5 2025, you could get this game for free. I paid $20 thanks to a Steam sale but even then, I feel disappointed. I give this game a 6/10. Mediocre remaster. I do not recommend it unless this is the only way for you to play the 1st Gears of War game and you either get it on sale or you somehow get it for free.
TBH my 360 version of the OG looks about as good as this. It's basically a cash grab.
[b][h1]Bom, mas a franquia e os fãs mereciam mais![/h1][/b] Gears of War: Reloaded nos traz uma nova versão "melhorada" da edição Ultimate de 2015, adicionando novas opções gráficas, mas principalmente chegando a novas plataformas além do Xbox, como PS5 e Steam, evidenciando ainda mais a estratégia da Microsoft de se tornar multiplataforma. O primeiro game da franquia nos apresenta o planeta Sera, que a mais de uma década se vê arrasado pela guerra, onde a humanidade tenta desesperadamente conter o avanço dos Locust, uma raça de humanoides vindos do subterrâneo. A narrativa inicia com o protagonista Marcus Fenix sendo libertado da prisão pelo seu amigo Dominic Santiago, para ajudar na missão de obter uma arma que poderá encerrar com o conflito entre humanos e Locust. Com o avanço da campanha Marcus e Dom vão conhecendo novos aliados, formando assim o icônico Esquadrão Delta. A campanha não chega a surpreender, porém apresenta com narrativa consistente, com ação quase que ininterrupta e muitos momentos cinematográficos. O destaque da narrativa fica para a apresentação do protagonista e seu elenco de apoio, que contam com um certo carisma, principalmente pela relação de companheirismo entre os quatro membros que é formada ao longo da história. Os quatros personagens centrais são os típicos herois brucutus dos anos 80, bombados, que falam grosso e que não aceitam desaforos, é algo superficial em um primeiro olhar, mas que mesmo assim entrega um certo carisma e identificação com os personagens. Uma das principais características de Gears é a sua jogabilidade dinâmica, alinhando a movimentação rápida e o marcante sistema de cobertura, que tornaram a franquia tão icônica. A versão Reloaded mantém jogabilidade original do game e é ótima revisita-la, porém nota se que a falta de alguns movimentos que foram adicionados nos jogos posteriores deixam as mecânicas do primeiro game um pouco datadas, isso pode ser notado principalmente no movimento de cobertura, que nem sempre responde de maneira fluida, causando a movimentação errônea em alguns momentos. Mas mesmo assim ela continua extremamente satisfeita de se jogar. Visualmente o game mantém a qualidade gráfica vista na versão Ultimate de 2015, trazendo melhorias quase que imperceptíveis para o game, porém é inegável que a versão Ultimate já apresentava um visual marcante tanto na sua ambientação, quanto na modelagem dos personagens. O modo multiplayer também retorno, mantendo um certo grau de diversão em suas partidas competitivas, porém o multiplayer de certa forma envelheceu bem mais que a campanha narrativa, principalmente ao se constatar que nenhuma novidade foi adicionada, mantendo os modos de jogo e o sistema competitivo basicamente idêntico ao original, não adicionando nem mesmo novos mapas ou armas. Aqui talvez seja a principal falha dessa edição, a falta de adição de conteúdo verdadeiramente novo, pois ao se olhar as melhorias entregues fica nítido que esse relançamento foi desnecessário. Afinal se era só dar uma melhoria tímida nos gráficos faria mais sentido simplesmente ter relançado a Ultimate Edition nas novas plataformas. A The Coalition perdeu uma ótima oportunidade de criar uma edição realmente nova, que conseguisse atrair um novo público ao mesmo tempo atendesse a necessidade dos fãs por novidades. Vale destacar que a excelente dublagem em português, que dá toda uma personalidade para a narrativa, principalmente nos momentos de interação dos personagens principais, pois as escolhas de vozes combinam perfeitamente com cada membro do elenco principal. Gears of War Reloaded infelizmente não apresenta nada novo em relação à versão Ultimate, fazendo a sua existência ser justificada apenas pela chegada em outras plataformas, como o PS5. A franquia e os fãs mereciam bem mais, como novos conteúdos e um refinamento na jogabilidade, porém o game continua sendo divertido de se jogar, com uma narrativa cinematográfica e ação constante, sendo uma boa porta de entrada para novos jogadores. [b]Informações adicionais:[/b] [list] [*]Nota geral: 08. [*]Tempo dedicado ao jogo: 18 horas. [*]Conquistas desbloqueadas: 42 de 56. [*]Vale o preço? O jogo custa atualmente R$199,90 entendo que um desconto de 50% valha! [/list] [b]Publicado originalmente no [url=https://portohq.blogspot.com/2025/11/analise-games-gears-of-war-reloaded.html]Blog PortoHQ.[/url][/b] [b]Para mais análises siga a [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/3925751/]Curadoria Gamers do Brasil[/url][/b]
On sale, sure... not having split screen is ridiculous. I like the single player enough that 10 dollars is worth it.
No Splitt screen? What a waist of time!!!!
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