They tried to replicate this a bit with the later Universe Mode but it isn't the same. HCTP's Season Mode is all I ever wanted in a wrestling game, you can do whatever you want and there's stat tracking. At least later games' Road to WrestleMania have the individual storylines be REALLY long and allow them to get fleshed out and engaging to keep playing.
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Sure this stuff is cool the first time around, it was nice to see voice acting in the series for the first time, and it felt like a logical progression, but in the end it's limiting and, honestly, kind of boring. SvR introduced the extremely rigid "story mode" bullshit where while the storylines may not be in the same order every time, you still go through the same beats. HCTP has the best Season Mode in any wrestling game in my opinion, big part of that is that the Season Mode was semi-randomized and could continue to provide a fresh experience so long as you continued to play and swap out characters when you felt like it. Hell fucking no, Season Mode was the biggest thing they butchered in SvR. You definitely meet certain souls multiple times.Īnonymous 11/16/21(Tue)13:06:54 No. Maybe I didn't get far enought though and it all ties up a little better in the end - though I played several hours but I was rather slow to make progress. I was expecting a more personal story from outset and seeing the intro sequence. who is expertly trained in the art of assassination. Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines NovemPC Bloodlines is a first person action-RPG built on Source engine and based on the World of Darkness setting from White Wolf.
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The stories you encounter you find along the way did not interest me all that much and I failed to see what they had to do with the story of the life of the protagonist. PS2 Urban Reign is an old-school style 3D beat-em-up game for the Playstation 2. You're not walking around killing things willy-nilly, you're there to solve mysterious fates and reach the Gate of Judgment to basically ask for forgiveness for you past sins in life. Of course there are items and things to do but it's just that nearly everything in the game servers this thematic purpose of telling a story about karma, redemption and rebirth. It doesn't focus nearly as much on weapons, armor, loot or equipment. It doesn't play like a King's Field game at all. It's interesting but not a total blast to play or anything.Īnonymous 11/11/21(Thu)12:35:13 No. Language-wise it's also not exactly beginner level in terms of vocabulary. Picking up items at least kind of stays interactive because ghostly hands can pop up at any time and grab you.
Maybe they did that on purpose to discourage you from picking up every single thing you see because that's actually not what you're supposed to do. It has a pretty strong technical presentation and atmospheric opening but it is a very slow moving game - especially with the excessive amount of time it takes to pick up any item.
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I've seen you can get to the end quite quickly if you know how to trigger certain conditions. The path through the game changes accordingly. It's more of an adventure game about what items you pick up or don't pick up and what decisions you make along the way. Environments are rather narrow and combat is sort of an afterthought as well. I recently played several hours of it but haven't finished it so far.
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