Shadow Warrior 3: Definitive Edition

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Хороший клон Doom Eternal со своими уникальными механиками. На максимальном уровне сложности приходится использовать все механики игры, что радует. Вообщем отличный, мясной и быстрый шутан. Вот только коротковата игра.

j’ai fait les deux premier et pour ce troisième opus je lai trouver très jolie graphiquement et plus technique même si sa reste un jeu bourrin a la base les dialogue sont amusant et l’histoire et parfaite je m'amuse bien j’espère un jours voir sortir le 4eme opus on verra bien bien sur je conseil ce jeu

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I don't need to resort to bad faith arguments to tell you that [b]Shadow Warrior 3: Definitive Edition[/b] is a good game. I have enjoyed every single [b]Shadow Warrior[/b] game via [b]Buy Shadow Warrior Trilogy BUNDLE (?)[/b], from the first game via [b]Shadow Warrior: Classic Redux[/b] to this one. It is interesting how each game plays differently. [b]Shadow Warrior 3[/b] takes modern [b]Doom[/b] inspiration with fast paced arena shooting. This game definitely has a "we have [b]Doom Eternal[/b] at home" vibe. I think it does a decent job at replicating its inspiration, where it still offers some fun. The combat is fast and frantic, with a lot of enemies to dodge and slice. The sound effects and impact are satisfying. The game even has its own version of glory kills, where you extract your enemy’s gore tool by spending Finisher Gauge points, which is usually a temporary weapon. While unique, I do have a complaint, in that some of the animations are a tad long and feel like pacebreakers. I also noticed that most of the arenas are not very spacious. [b]Doom (2016)[/b] gave you a lot of wiggle room in its arenas, and offered some verticality as well. Only some of the later arenas in this game felt adequately sized, but still pale in comparison. The game has platforming sections in-between, offering reprieve from shooting. It’s not terribly difficult or challenging, offering more of a spectacle than a proper test of skill. You could also grapple during combat, so that’s moderately neat. The story is okay. I think only [b]Shadow Warrior (2013)[/b] took its story somewhat seriously and with some sincerity. At least this game’s Lo Wang isn’t a prick like in [b]Shadow Warrior 2[/b], which the game seems to acknowledge. The humor is on the cringy side, with only a few funny bits here and there. Also, no fortune cookies that offered some hilarious fortunes, which were present in previous reboot games. Laaaaaaame! I do have to warn you that there are some bugs. It’s actually buggier than I thought when going back for 100%. On my initial playthrough, I had two bugs. The first time, I had a fight start, but the enemies didn’t react, resulting in a reset. The second time, I completely missed a trigger for the fight, and also had to reset. I didn’t lose any progress thankfully. When going for 100%, one of the issues I noticed is that the enemies slowed down in one level for a while, which made the combat way easier, though it resolved itself when after I died. I also noticed enemies standing in place and not doing much. Maybe that was the case before, and I only then started paying attention, but yeah. Also, sometimes the music doesn’t work, again, it fixes itself after dying. Not the most polished game in terms of technical issues. [b]Shadow Warrior 3[/b]’s biggest sin is that I think it’s a good game, maybe even great, with engaging FPS action, but it is hard to sell. Even $40 tag might be a bit much. The game is on the short side, taking about 5 hours to beat the main story, then it took me about 4 more for the remaining achievements, and add on top 40 minutes of playing Survival Mode arenas. Then there’s some technical faults. Still, I do think this game is worth checking out on sale, or better yet, get the entire trilogy bundle. You’ll probably like one of the games if you’re a fan of FPS… or all of them like me.