@@GuyOnAChair Shortly after you beat the Infiltrator Terminator and you begin to discuss a machine expert and amidst all that they drop the infamous line "He's a man, not a God.". It takes balls and it's a sign of courage to laugh off your failures and make them into a joke. So even more respect to the devs. They won me with this game.
@@velinmihov8958 That's awesome. I also really respect how they don't seem to be sore about it either, as a lot of other devs probably would have been. By the way, just reading the whole "He's a man, not a god!" thing gives me flashbacks to Angry Joe's review of the Rambo game.
@@vijaz5559 When people say tie in, they mean tie into the release. The games that actually came out during the movies based on those specific movies are the real tie in games.
I feel like if skynet hadn't invented laser weapons the t-800's would have been invulnerable to anything short of an RPG. congratulations skynet you played yourself.
They also invented the T-1000 nanomachine which is probably the closest they ever got to nigh indestructible. Unless you have a vat of molten metals lying around.
That's a really interesting point. They could have just sent back a T-800 to the beginning of the war to advise not creating plasma weapons and won the war. No need to worry about John Conner.
To be fair, in the first Terminator movie, the T-800 was blown in half by a pipe bomb with parts made from a random store, then crushed in a fairly small hydraulic press.
Please support this game and developers. They want to make DLC or free expansion, one being where you play as a Terminator. They said this depends on how well the game sells. Steam reviews are 88% positive on over 400 reviews. However it's being kicked to the curb by bullshit "reviewers" like IGN. Thanks to Gman for giving this game a TRUE review. If you love the first 2 films, then you owe it to yourself to play this. Get out there and give your honest reviews as well.
I would at least happily take a BIT of optimization on PS4, just to buff out some of the stuttering, albeit rare to begin with. The game runs beautifully smooth like 97% of the time anyway so no biggy. I love this fucking game.
@chimken nunget just for that comment I'm.buying this game. It looks fun and I don't give a fuck what the devs did in the past. Get off your high horse
Is it going to rewrite the book on action games? No. Does it sport great graphics? Not exactly. Is the gameplay fresh? Nah, kinda' outdated. Is the difficulty challenging? Barely, even on Extreme. Is the inventory system good? No, it's really lopsided in terms of balanced. Does any of this matter? NOPE!! The game is GREAT. It nails the nostalgia factor, the atmosphere of the future war sequences from the movies, and there's something strangely addicting about it. I started it, and played basically through the entire game start to finish, and now I want to go back and play through a second time. WHY??? I have no idea. it's just a GREAT GAME!
Pretty much, though I would give them a little more credit on the difficulty/inventory/gameplay side. Yeah, none of it's new or cutting edge like you'd expect from a modern AAA game, but it's solid. It works. It's easy get into, and it lets you easily customize your experience. It's simply good and refreshingly absent of bugs, rather than marvellously groundbreaking or innovative. It basically does what Alien: Isolation did for Alien, but with a AA budget instead of a AAA budget.
@@michaelrodriguez470 - Agreed, 100%. What surprised me is that I told myself....."I'll play for 20 minutes and then pick it up later," and ended up playing for like 7 hours straight! Something about it is really addictive. Can't wait to see what Mods they bring out on Nexus for it.
That's what the sequels to salvation were ment to be, continuation of the future wars, right up to the point were Reece, and the 3 terminators were sent back in time . Bringing the franchise full circle .instead we got genysis and feminist fate !!!
@@Vollification Why do every leftist ever has to bring donald trump in literally every subjects ever You're all so fucking cringe, even more than 12-14 years old kids trying to talk about politics
Vollification I’m just imagining what comedy is going to be like after trump leaves the White House. What are we going to joke about then? How much shit the next president is going to have to fix when they get sworn in?
I hope people give this a chance, not everything has to be a AAAA super mega blockbuster game. Mid tier games can be plenty of fun as well, you just have to keep your expectations in check for what they are.
This game reminds me of Homefront: The Revolution, right down to the gameplay mechanics and general aesthetics. But unlike Revolution, doesn't feel like it was slapped together using phlegm, blu-tack and tissue paper.
@@N-GinAndTonicTM I did enjoy home front 2 for the sound, they used a basic version of the cry engine, like they did with this Terminator game using a basic version of Unreal 4 engine, they are both good but I really enjoyed this Terminator game
An easter egg I just discovered on my second playthrough: when you're sneaking around the hospital level, you'll find a dead soldier in a chair who looks EXACTLY like the T-1000. Awesome moment.
This game is WAYYYY better I thought it would be. About 5 hours in and I'm loving it. It's a shame some sites are giving it really bad reviews when it doesnt deserve it.
@@MajerHawk I think we all just have that list of games that everyone kind of agreed wasn't anything special but we 100% because we thought they were fantastic.
Greg L I am a sucker for b movies in the way I am for games. I love me some cheesy goodness and sometimes they try and do stuff out of the norm and I respect them for that. Also I like to support the little guys, they deserve it. I know the game/movie isn’t perfect but I can tell how much they cared behind the scenes and love it even more. But but big budget games/movies that are just another cash cow to milk I can definitely tell that
I do enjoy Homefront too. The concept in itself was great, kinda shame the execution of the story was abysmal to say the least. Even the voice actor for the player character only came up after the DLC.
@@SomeOrangeCat Yup. And I'll say this: probably it could be impossible now, or very difficult. But like another coment said: A movie or trilogy of the future war, and all is forgiven.
@@mse2130 all the bad reviews are generally by big time " too much water" reviewers. IF you liked terminator 1 and 2 then you WILL like this game. If not give it a miss. The game uses the licence perfectly to essentially make up for other shortfalls. The story is so good I'd happily consider this canon with T1 and T2.
MSE Gaming of course they did. IGN has given terrible games that nobody gave a shit about before great reviews. And any that look halfway decent, they give it a lower score to turn people off from it.
@@mse2130 it's never worth trusting the mainstream media outlets. I'm not hipster or anything but they say that anything by triple A publishers is great and anything they see outside the scope they go in usually with a strong negative bias. It's better of watching reviewers like Angry Joe gggman and others
They were probably way too dependent on Dark Fate’s hype to hook people into everything Terminator, so fingers crossed they would look up any Termie game coming up in these times
I EMAILED THE TEAM - Regarding the games difficulty. They responded - “we're happy to hear you're interested in our game! While the normal and hard difficulty levels in Terminator: Resistance are meant to be fun and enjoyable for most players, the game also offers EXTREME difficulty for those seeking a greater challenge. In the end difficulty is a subjective matter, which is why we can't promise that the extreme difficulty level will be enough of a challenge for everyone, but it is significantly harder than the lower levels. Keep in mind that the RPG elements in the game can make you stronger as you progress through the game, making encounters a different experience depending on what skills you decide to put your points into. Although the team is processing the player feedback at the moment, there are no plans to add more difficulty levels into the game for now.”
I responded - From what I’ve seen your game seems to have a lot of interesting ideas and features, offering a bit more depth than simply your average linear corridor shooter. It places an emphasis on scavenging and utilising the battlefield to your advantage against (in theory) a superior foe; by hacking enemy gun turrets and offering the options to play more stealthy not just guns blazing. It’s suggests that the player must employ strategy and tactics to overcome overwhelming odds.... And I really like that! However, as you can understand - that all falls apart if you can simply charge your way through the game guns blazing not needing to use any other strategy. If you are too generous with resources, and an over abundance of ammo etc it can kill any sense of tension or the need to use a variety of tactics and approaches. When games are challenging it forces the player take a more considered approach - to utilise various tactics and strategies to win. It also forces the player to explore the levels to gather resources and ammo necessary to survive and overcome the enemy. This is what I desire - and it seems like your game has the right components to offer that, but might well be too easy overall even on Extreme difficulty? Here’s some relevant points from Destructoids review - “ Take for example the implementation of crafting, crate hacking, lockpicking, trading, and scavenging. One of more of these actions are performed incessantly, sometimes mere seconds apart. Not only does this get tedious, but all of the rewards cancel each other out. Who needs to trade when you can craft? Who needs to craft ammo/tools when you can hack boxes for them? Who needs to purchase pipebombs when you can find them lying around? It gets to a point where you can ignore some of these mechanics entirely, as everything you'll ever need will come to you in abundance, one way or another.” And... “ The classic T-800 unit is without doubt the most impressive model in the game, and Resistance is successful (initially) in presenting the Terminator as an oppressive, terrifying foe. Unfortunately, Rivers is soon thereafter kitted out with an arsenal of powerful weaponry, as well as a quick-to-complete skill tree. By the campaign's midpoint, stealth can take a hike entirely as Rivers proceeds to mow down battalions of Skynet's forces with ease. John Connor should've sent this guy back to '84.” I’m invested in seeing this game be tweaked and improved as I think it has huge potential!
They responded - Hello, Thank you for your follow up message. We really appreciate your extensive feedback. I passed your suggestions and thoughts on to the dev team. I can't promise anything, but I can tell you that the team is looking into it, testing, and figuring out what can be done about the matter at this point. Again, thank you for being so interested in our game and it's current state. Best regards, QA Team
I think the Fandom is tired of the rehashing of the same plot. I actually prefer salvation than all the previous sequels just because it drives the plot forward and we got to see how the future was like. But the story was meh.
"Being more apathetic to someone's plights earns you positive points." I think you used the wrong word, as apathetic implies not caring. Probably meant empathetic instead? But this game is actually kinda cool looking, impressive considering who made it. May check it out. Thanks for the great review as always!
A bad tie in game doesn't ruin the film series. For example Rambo: The video game sucked but it doesn't make the movies unenjoyable, Rambo: The video game doesn't magically make all the Rambo movies bad. The good Rambo movies are still good.
@@jordannewthomas3293 My point being that the game is the best Terminator ANYTHING we've gotten in decades, and the sex scenes are the hill people are choosing to die on.
This sounds like the Terminator game I have always wanted, and even if it is not, it is likely the closest I will ever get. Thanks for the review, G. Gonna pick this up ASAP.
I went ahead and preordered it on the Gamestop website because it doesn't come out until Dec 10th here in the US for some reason. I was hoping it was already out for US gamers.
@@alucard624 Oh bummer, no simultaneous launch on all platforms, eh? I bought it on PC yesterday. It is really worth it for old school Terminator fans, as long as you are not expecting AAA production values. Honestly, it is the best Terminator game I have ever played, which seems like faint praise, but still I am really enjoying it.
@@BobSmith-kk4kp I didn't expect AAA production values from Tagon at all, especially considering their last licensed game was that train wreck rail shooter Rambo. However, after watching gameplay of this game and seeing many positive reviews on it I'm looking forward to playing it come December 10th on PS4.
@rabid I know, but who ever Expected a High Quality, Non Woke, *Pro Consumer* , Single Player Star Wars game to Come out while the Publishing is being Handled by Evil Alliance? Something has *very* Right with the Universe this Month!
KOTOR I and II, the Jedi Knight games and Jedi Academy, Republic Commando, Empire at War, the original Battlefront games... The new game pales in comparison to them all.
"Decent" shooters are actually enjoyable to play if you can get over personal biases and bad ratings by big name reviewers. As long as the shooting & combat is solid, if somewhat janky & not perfect, that shouldn't be a problem. I've played games with average ratings such as Alien Rage, Dark Sector, Pariah, Thunder Wolves, Frontlines etc. Some of these games surprised me with their combat such as Pariah's underrated shotgun, Thunder Wolves' destructible environs and Frontlines' open-ended mission. If there's a game everyone else hates but you like, what's stopping you?
@@CustomGamesStudios Great thing about Pariah is it's made by future Warframe devs. The only part that pisses me off is the story, which goes nowhere (marketing hypes it as "written by *HOLLYWOOD SCREENWRITER.* ") You should also check out Warpath if you love Pariah and don't mind bot matches. BTW, Pariah's shotgun literally *ROARED.* What other shotguns have that badass sound FX?! Also underrated: A grenade launcher that let's you detonate mid-air.
That last rush to the Central Core with the music swelling in the background brought back memories of ME 3 except without the crushing anti-climax. Also no bullshit microtransactions. Really leery of the game at first but glad your review convinced me to give it a go.
YES it pushed all the same buttons as the final push in ME3 and had an even better payoff. Not a small feat. My only complaint is the game isnt 5 times longer so I can have 5 times more of those moments.
@@AurelionSass seriously haha. Ironically ign played it on the hardest difficulty and claimed it was "too hard and too long" idiots were expecting hello kitty island adventure or something
Ggman, my friend, thank you with all my heart for this review. I feel proud as a Pole myself, playing a polish game in the world of Terminator, which is FINALLY good. After 20 years of unplayable abominations, we finally got something that is not a stinking pile of shit and stick to the source material more than any movie after Terminator 2
When a small game studio makes better use of the Terminator license and makes a better story than that trashheap of the movie that was Dark Fate. Even with James Cameron they did fuckall while a bunch of passionate fans did so much more
About the blurriness of the Unreal Engine, it can be deactivated and make it look good but for some reason many developers choose to pack every post-process effect into one setting and when you turn it down you actually disable other effects and it looks awful. So people end up choosing between a good but blurry look and a sharp but bad look. It also happens with many Unreal Engine 3 titles so it has gotten this kind of reputation.
This generation of games look wierd to me , there's like an effect of fog or sand going on , I can't explain it , games don't look sharp anymore just smeary shit filled with random auto post processing effects
@@AverageDoomer69 yep it's either got a Instagram filter™ slapped on top or some truly nasty looking AA lmao I can't wait til TAA with a sharpness slider becomes the norm - for example in the re2 remake TAA makes it look like a muddy mess but if you slap a sharpness filter on it with reshade it suddenly looks amazing.
@@AverageDoomer69 Temporal AA, Motion Blur and Bloom are the ones who contribute the most to make the image look blurry. IMO it's as if there was a very thin layer of vaseline, you can't see it but you feel it. It's like when you play emulators with filters on. They should have independent settings to customize them all. Edit: In theory, you could make the image look sharper by editing manually some .ini file but I haven't tested it because with my PC I put everything on the lowest settings anyway ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Recent Star Wars movies: Shit Recent Star Wars Game: Good Recent Terminator movies: Shit Recent Terminator game: Good Anyone see a coincidence here? I think *NOT* !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Even the old Star Wars movies had good games come out from them. I know it's popular opinion that the prequels are shit, but I I for the most part liked them. Although take that with a grain of salt because I was 10 when Phantom Menace released. But like them or hate them, the prequels gave rise to some of the best Start Wars games around, like Republic Commando, The Battle Front games (not the EA abominations), the movie tie in games for Phantom Menace and Attack of the clones on console were better than a movie tie in game has any right to be.
After watching IGN's review giving it a 4/10, this review reassured me that indeed I am right about being positive about Terminator Resistance. As always, Gman has the most accurate say for a game.
@chimken nunget erm no. Steam reviews are also positive. And couldn't trust IGN on anything . They gave Alien Isolation a 5/10. And that game was awesome.
Thats accurate. I would compare it to Isolation in many respects just if Isolation suddenly gave you a pulse rifle and you could wreck the aliens sometimes.
@@Absolynth a pulse rifle and maybe a smart gun but ammo is scarce for both so you only fight when you need instead of running away aliens can be killed but it’s hard unless your using the pulse rifle or smart gun making them feel powerful like they do In the movies and the alien can kill you quick on especially on harder difficulties you need to rely on stealth more that’s what a true good alien game would be like for me
I've played the game, and I got to say it's not that bad. the individuals who are crapping on it and not giving it any leniency whatsoever, they are the ones who want some kind of Call of Duty or Battlefield spectacle of a Terminator game with all the bells and whistles. Hats off to the developers for keeping with the authenticity, soundtrack, and a pretty decent RPG which is also a reason why the game is limited in some departments. This company can only get better and better as time goes on.
This looks boring to me precisely because of how similar it is to call of duty or BF. In particular, the gameplay and presentation. Cover shooting, shitty stealyh, and grey, boring visuals. I would've liked if they tried to emulate the lighting from the first Terminator film. As for gameplay, I'm not sure how you'd make a fun to play terminator game. Maybe Terminator is just not well suited for video games?
@@tioscha0 It doesn't.COD and BF are literally about walking in a straight line or a corridor. in this game you do some very basic backtracking and exploring. COD and bf force you to play the game the way they want you to play it. like that retarded cod ghosts, where you are trying to break inside a house, with a dog, but oh no, you can't barge in BEFORE the dog, otherwise its game over. so scripted that it was like basically watchign a movie and sometimes you do some actions
Hey Gman, I just finished watching the first terminator movie for the first time, after finishing this game on the weekend. And i gotta say for someone who has never seen a terminator movie before, this game is a great introduction to the series. Everything made perfect sense in the movie because i knew how kyle was sent to the past at the end of the game.
Huh, that sounds like pretty interesting experience to play the game first. But man, how the hell did you manage to live so long without seeing Terminator 1 and 2? That is incredible! :D
Yeah, you lucky dog. To have that experience is quite unique. The devs really did a great job creating the story like a serious movie prequel. Nice to see that a new generation of people are getting into the Terminator universe thanks to this game. I hope you have seen T2 as well because for most people that is the best of the franchise. I dont even consider the rest of the movies as something that exists. The devs of the game really made a TRUE spiritual prequel to the best terminator movies.
I love how for the resistance they used the original uniform aesthetic from terminator 1 and 2. That old Nato ear style jump suit look with the padding on one side of the chest. Gonna check this one out.
Yeah IGN will rate games like this super low then turn around and then turn around and praise games made by big developers like cod ghosts got like a 9 out of 10
How would a Terminator game be like if it followed the first movie and Alien: Isolation concept? Like running away from a T-800 Arnold and try to fight back, which causes the skin to melt and show the endo under it bit by bit? But would it work better in a open world? Idk how it would be. I guess that's why people make the Terminator games more of action and battle than horror and stealth
@@redfire1186 They can follow the mechanics of Farcry, utilising proper guerrilla tactics with setting up traps & positioning yourself to attack in an open-world game.
@@redfire1186 They can implement horror elements somehow by making the machines ripping people apart, just killing people efficiently, gotta go all out gore. On top making it difficult, utilizing first person cover system of sorts, make it harder to see around the corners. The damage system is spot on in Resistance, just gotta make the AIs smarter, chase you down & instantly learning as each individual machine who makes a mistake as it uploads it's information to Skynet making it far harder the next time setting up the same trap tactics.
chimken nunget It’s that usually Outlets give games high scores while players give games lower scores. Also Gmanlives sounds like he’s giving this game a 6/10 from the tone of his voice.
@chimken nunget It's because people are butthurt that IGN disagreed with them. Happens all the time. They think their opinion is fact and anyone else is automatically wrong.
@@thisismyname5657 yeah IGN can really be trusted . IGN gave Alien Isolation a 5/10 ! Sorry but that game is awesome . IGN wouldnt know a good game if it was slapped in their faces !!!
@@adamduffield7782 I can only imagine the conclusion. "Alien Isolation is an amazing game that really spices up the horror genre, but I can't mow the alien down like in Colonial Marines and the androids creep me out. 5/10 too much spooky and not enough shooty".
You say that like there’s some other Terminator related thing that came out this year. OH WAIT. I know what you’re talking about. Honestly I thought it was great. It was a highly detailed, polished, and overall excellent movie... based figure. I don’t see why you’d ignore the high amount of effort put into the NECA figures. If they ever made a 3rd Terminator film i’d love to see them make collectibles for the movie. But theres no Terminator 3 unfortunately Or any sequel. Unsecond thought, they’d fuck it up so maybe its a good thing theres no sequels... at all
bigevilworldwide1 better than the likes of Microsoft ramming AA games in a buck a month subscription devaluing the value of games throughout the industry.
To get rid of the blurry image and make higher quality textures load in sooner, go to "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Terminator\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor\" (copypaste into windows explorer without " and hit enter). There open a file "Engine.ini" and put in the following lines: [SystemSettings] r.MipMapLodBias=-2 r.Streaming.MipBias=-1 r.Streaming.PoolSize=2000 r.MaxAnisotropy=16 r.SceneColorFringeQuality=0 r.SceneColorFringe.Max=0 r.TemporalAASharpen=0 r.TemporalAA.Upsampling=0 r.DefaultFeature.AntiAliasing=0 r.PostProcessAAQuality=0 To remove motion blur and Depth of Field: r.DepthOfFieldQuality=0 r.DefaultFeature.MotionBlur=0 r.MotionBlur.Max=0 r.MotionBlurQuality=0 r.BlurGBuffer=0 Note that any changes in Engine.ini must go right under the "[SystemSettings]" line. If that line is not present, the changes won't take effect. To improve FoV, go to "GameUserSettings.ini" and change "FieldOfView=" to the desirable value. Warning: these changes are likely to reset to default when you alter the settings in-game. So set the game up to your liking first, then alter the ini files.
I'm probably not going to play this game, but since it should be a similar process in other unreal 4 game, I'm going to be a polite mother fucker, and say thanks.
@@whodatninja439 Developers are mostly console-oriented now, and they dont have a lot of faith in console players to not fuck the game up for themselves by bungling the settings and then go complain about it loudly on the forums/reddit. So the default settings setup of the Unreal Engine withholds many option that can "potentially detract from gameplay experience" from showing in the menu, unless developers explicitly go and put them there. And developers often don't bother, because if the game looks fine on their 8k display graphic stations, it surely would look fine everyhere else. And the useage of blur-the-hell-out-of-everything TAA is because it is cheapest performance-wise, and looks fine on Console+TV setup. Surely it would look fine on a PC monitor that is designed to provide sharper and clearer image, right?
Legit the only positive review of the game I've seen, every major publication and professional reviewer is trashing it but I and everyone I know who's actually played it love it despite it's faults. Why is there such a hatemob against it? Are we just boomers who are excited at finally getting a faithful game to the future war scenes of T1 & T2? Are the other reviewers just releasing all their pent up anger and virgin rage from giving 9's and 10's out all day? Seriously I haven't seen such a huge disconnect between reviewers and the audience in such a long time, I'm at a loss. Also Baron best girl
EA games has paid the mainstream reviewers/critics to give this game a low score as it released on the same day as star wars jedi fallen order at a cheaper price, therefore it threatens the sales of the game EA is publishing
@phillip martin I do not know what you've read, but nobody has forgotten EA's shitty practices. It's great to see good games coming from them, and I reallly hope they use that success to explore other single player adventures with similar elements of Fallen Order, but that doesn't mean a pardon for EA. I really despise their practices, but what I mentioned give me hope for the future.
Well and EA didn’t make the game, Respawn did, and they have a very good track record. All the best CoD games, Titanfall, and Apex, which is honestly the best and most refined iteration of the battle royale genre.
@phillip martin Trust me, I didn't forget anything of EA's record. But I think I didn't make myself clear. I meant that this is strange not singing their praises.
@@Valsteir I wouldn't be too optimistic after all. I think since Jedi will not make millions upon millions due to the lack of "live services", they wouldn't be repeating that again. I hope I am wrong and EA might change course but I wouldn't hold my breath for it.
@@AussieGG but i swear t3 doesnt change the whole timeline, it just sets back the war a few years. Unless you count the deleted ending of t2 where the war never happens at all
@@theweddingsinger1970 Nearly anyone who likes FO4 would like FO76 and especially so with friends, the issue was never the gameplay the issue was how poorly the game was made.
It works in this context though theyre not the smartest but they also feel like just drones out in the field of war so a bit of simplistic brute force in their attack style makes sense.
@Harry McNamara 1 year later someone responded xD Well because many people think that IGN gives honest reviews, and most of the time they don´t...unless the game is really good or someone is paying them to review a game.
@@fberdf Not just IGN. Here in Italy "professionals" hated this game. Many 4/10 or even 3/10 or worst. Probably they believe that every team has the budget or resources of the teams behind titanic projects like TLOU2 or RDR2.
@@fberdf Professional game journalists. This game is polish. Actually italians are growing fast. In recent years we had some good/very good games like Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, Last Day of June, The Town of Light, Milanoir and more, while developers like Milestone and Kunos Simulazioni are important landmarks now
@@TiomesTheOne oh man... sorry! Of course it is. it´s been so much time and I also responded to another comment that i thought it was about Daymare 1998 review. Yes both games are good, This was a bit buggy but it´s better now, and soon the console versions will be updated again.I will delete this and change the previous comment after you "like" or respond to this.
Another great thing about this game is that the Developers have been making improvements to the game-based on player feedback-for most of the last year.
Will there be DLC? Also, I don't know if I'm alone here, but I kind of would like the possibly of playing as a T-800 in a terminator game. Either as one sent back to kill someone, a standard foot soldier, infiltrator that just goes around destroying resistance cells, or maybe a redemption arc for one that gets reprogrammed.
oh yes..I remember future shock, sadly as a kid I only had access to the demo but was impressed with the detail and open world aspect..and the terminators frightened me...it was probably in a game demo cd pack around 1996 along with dark forces and doom I had a lot of fun ..game demos were always fun to play
@@bigprogamer1523 Back in the mid 90's to early 2000's they had a great repertoire of games that they released, it wasn't until Skyrim that things really started going downhill
@@bigprogamer1523 Bethesda made, to my knowledge, 4 Terminator games. Gman covered them in a video. Rampage is not that great neither is 2029. But Future Shock and Skynet were quite good for the time. It was Open world (you can enter buildings), drivable Jeep & HK levels, weapons from the Terminator films, and many different Terminator variants. All from 1995-96. And yes, a lot better than Fallout 76 lmao You can really see the post-apocalyptic influences they developed from Future Shock and Skynet.
@@bigprogamer1523 Really getting sick of you kids throwing Bethesda under the bus for one game. Does no one remember? Elder Scrolls Arena? Daggerfall? Morrowind? Oblivion? Skyrim? Fallout 3? Fallout 4? The sheeple rage-train is getting so fucking old
I've been keeping an eye on this game. It astounds me the haters were saying it looks like a PS2 game before it even came out.... Don't know what PS2 they were playing but they're full of shit either way. I may pick this up in future.
A lot of people overplay what old consoles were at the time in the graphics scale. To insult a game they will claim a PS2/GCN looks better even when it isn't as well.
I came here after watching your superb review of Robocop Rogue City. As a fellow Aussie, gamer and massive fan of 80s action films i salute you mate. I was on the fence about Robocop but after watching your honest review I bought it immediately and had ridiculous amounts of fun. I’m now definitely going to pick up Terminator Resistance and it’s DLC. Thank you for being so honest in your review process, the big companies are full of shit. Your tru Blue mate, much appreciated 🥳🥳 I’m definitely watching your review first for all my future purchases 👍🙏🔥
"Now, on to the bad stuff" He then proceeds to say how great the setting is and how detailed it all is. Thanks, buying it now lol. Remember to make the game even better with Reshade.
It starts slow and gets better and better and by the end when you meet up with Connor and join the final battle its simply EPIC- all to the music of Brad Fiedel playing in the background.
Really awesome Terminator game. I loved it. The development team did something quite clever with this game. (something involving time travel) Wish they'd added a survival mode though. And i agree, If you love the first 2 Terminator movies then you'll really enjoy this game.
The right holders being f*ckwits back then. Now it's back in James Cameron hand, I'm in the middle of he'll f*ck up it like Ridley Scott with his Alien franchise or hold it & lease it out to trusted companies who won't sh*t on it.
I think a terminator game could be amazing if it was done properly. It would be cool to be a terminator that is on the side of the resistance where you can fight in the war but also go back in time, say for like assassination contracts or something like that. And being a robot would make an upgrade system make sense. I would love to have a game like that with a more fleshed out base building system similar to what fallout 4 had but that actually makes sense and is used as a home base sort of thing, and that you actually have to defend at points. So many ideas for a game like that.
@@goosechaser13 That Wolverine game had no right to be as awesome as it was. The fight with the sentinel had one of the best payoffs I've seen in a game.
I love when you can tell the people who made a game loved the source material,there’s just something great about playing something made by a fellow fan!
I loved every second of this game. It absolutely nailed the Terminator-feel and world. I got goosebumps at the final rush where the Terminator-theme plays.
@@TheHumanFly516 in all curiosity, since I dont have the game, how do they make it story related? Does suddenly everyone switch to purple? Is it an upgrade?
Hi there. I'm the main composer for the game's soundtrack and just wanted to thank you so very much for the kind words about the music.
well done my dude , its LIT 🔥
You absolutely nailed the tone and mood from the first 2 films, amazing work dude.
Amazing work m8 ! How was the budget available for this proyect ? Did that complicated the development ?
Thanks
Wait really ? Awesome. Did you compose the whole soundtrack or just the main theme?
Loved your work
The same dev as Rambo: The Videogame? This is a straight up redemption arc.
They even make a Rambo joke in it.
@@velinmihov8958 Oh boy where?
@@GuyOnAChair Shortly after you beat the Infiltrator Terminator and you begin to discuss a machine expert and amidst all that they drop the infamous line "He's a man, not a God.". It takes balls and it's a sign of courage to laugh off your failures and make them into a joke. So even more respect to the devs. They won me with this game.
This game is their Salvation. (Get it? Terminator Salvation?)
@@velinmihov8958 That's awesome. I also really respect how they don't seem to be sore about it either, as a lot of other devs probably would have been. By the way, just reading the whole "He's a man, not a god!" thing gives me flashbacks to Angry Joe's review of the Rambo game.
_When you use your entire game's advertising budget on improving the game instead_
EA: is it possible to learn this power?
@@dachshunddoggo2764 Teyon: Not from EA corporate overloads.
Straight up
@@dachshunddoggo2764 Remember when EA was good?
like 15 years ago maybe?
@@KidaMilo89 i Miss old NFS
i had literally no idea this was coming out, they can thank gman for a sale
Fake Account i saw a review but he was talking about Canada price go take your dots somewere else ......................
I actually got an ad for the game before this vid lol
I kept seeing ads and thought there was a new terminator movie coming out or something
Lmao have fun. The game is complete shit.
@@bluelobster246 here in Mexico is like 19 us dollars o:
Wait the people who made Rambo: The Video Game made this? Talk about a comeback.
It's good when a game company can learn from their mistakes. I just wished it happen more often with AAA Publishers
@@Megaspartan23 So true.
COME ON COMRADES! HES A MAN NOT A GOD!!
Rambo was an arcade game that got lazily made into a console/PC game. No excuse but that's partially why it plays poorly
@NerolovesFoxes He needs to review this so bad
Terminator franchise:
Terminator
T2: Judgement Day
Terminator: Resistance
And thats it.
This^
Salvation top
Salavation was good too
@@zhenjaschmand7014 for a CERTAIN definition...
Sarah Connor chronicles was also good
2009: "Ugh a movie tie in game??"
2019: "A MOVIE TIE IN GAME!?"
lol. Accurate.
This game isn't a movie tie-in...
@@hallowseve5801 it is, its tying in the first 2 films
@@vijaz5559 When people say tie in, they mean tie into the release. The games that actually came out during the movies based on those specific movies are the real tie in games.
@@jasondrake323 Its a tie-in due to the fact the release is close to the new movie.
I feel like if skynet hadn't invented laser weapons the t-800's would have been invulnerable to anything short of an RPG.
congratulations skynet you played yourself.
Plasma actually, and Skynet did develop a new model hardened against plasma weapons: The T-850.
They also invented the T-1000 nanomachine which is probably the closest they ever got to nigh indestructible. Unless you have a vat of molten metals lying around.
I always thought humans were the ones who made the laser weapons because of how Kyle Reese said John Connor found a way to fight back
That's a really interesting point. They could have just sent back a T-800 to the beginning of the war to advise not creating plasma weapons and won the war. No need to worry about John Conner.
To be fair, in the first Terminator movie, the T-800 was blown in half by a pipe bomb with parts made from a random store, then crushed in a fairly small hydraulic press.
Please support this game and developers. They want to make DLC or free expansion, one being where you play as a Terminator. They said this depends on how well the game sells. Steam reviews are 88% positive on over 400 reviews. However it's being kicked to the curb by bullshit "reviewers" like IGN. Thanks to Gman for giving this game a TRUE review. If you love the first 2 films, then you owe it to yourself to play this. Get out there and give your honest reviews as well.
New mode: infiltrator mode.
I've always trusted GMAN reviews - others not so much.
Well what do you know we beat the evil IGN and now we have a dlc yay.
I would at least happily take a BIT of optimization on PS4, just to buff out some of the stuttering, albeit rare to begin with. The game runs beautifully smooth like 97% of the time anyway so no biggy. I love this fucking game.
I want a sequel to this game too!
I thought this game would be shit but after seeing gameplay i actually wanne play it despite it flaws
Nice pfp
A lot like the Kane and Lynch games
@chimken nunget Agreed. The game is trash. Can't believe people still listen to gman after the whole Blood fiasco.
@chimken nunget just for that comment I'm.buying this game. It looks fun and I don't give a fuck what the devs did in the past. Get off your high horse
TexasMonster
Hes just a troll and a corporate tool for EA, Act, Bethesda and co. who inhales his own farts all day lol
Is it going to rewrite the book on action games? No. Does it sport great graphics? Not exactly. Is the gameplay fresh? Nah, kinda' outdated. Is the difficulty challenging? Barely, even on Extreme. Is the inventory system good? No, it's really lopsided in terms of balanced. Does any of this matter? NOPE!! The game is GREAT. It nails the nostalgia factor, the atmosphere of the future war sequences from the movies, and there's something strangely addicting about it. I started it, and played basically through the entire game start to finish, and now I want to go back and play through a second time. WHY??? I have no idea. it's just a GREAT GAME!
Pretty much, though I would give them a little more credit on the difficulty/inventory/gameplay side. Yeah, none of it's new or cutting edge like you'd expect from a modern AAA game, but it's solid. It works. It's easy get into, and it lets you easily customize your experience. It's simply good and refreshingly absent of bugs, rather than marvellously groundbreaking or innovative. It basically does what Alien: Isolation did for Alien, but with a AA budget instead of a AAA budget.
@@michaelrodriguez470 - Agreed, 100%. What surprised me is that I told myself....."I'll play for 20 minutes and then pick it up later," and ended up playing for like 7 hours straight! Something about it is really addictive. Can't wait to see what Mods they bring out on Nexus for it.
if they had some more time and money this game could truly excel
Well said! I literally just discovered this today.
Honestly this is the thing many other game miss, it misses the fun factor
Lol when the game looks like the sequel everyone wants.
Yep, much better story completion than Dark Fate flop
Is it a sequel or a prequel? Time travel is so confusing.
@@cooltrainervaultboy-39 Both which is why its perfect lol, you end with the start of the first film.
That's what the sequels to salvation were ment to be, continuation of the future wars, right up to the point were Reece, and the 3 terminators were sent back in time . Bringing the franchise full circle .instead we got genysis and feminist fate !!!
both
"Do you remember judgement day?"
"I do... It's my favorite terminator movie."
Dr. Spoderman I remember being like 5 years old back in the early 90s and crying when Arnold lowered himself in the molten metal 😅
@@Hollobaby1231 We all did tbh.
@@Lucas02000 James Cameron made women cry with Titanic, but he made men cry with Terminator's ending.
@@RpGfreak901 *Terminator 2: Judgment Day's ending
@@RpGfreak901 I cried both times.
What? A good Terminator game in 2019? This is not my timeline.
And it's better than the newest movie
Dude, we live in a timeline where Donald Trump is the president. Anything is possible.
@@Vollification Why do every leftist ever has to bring donald trump in literally every subjects ever
You're all so fucking cringe, even more than 12-14 years old kids trying to talk about politics
Vollification I’m just imagining what comedy is going to be like after trump leaves the White House. What are we going to joke about then? How much shit the next president is going to have to fix when they get sworn in?
@@silure9502
I'm not a leftist you moron, I just think it's a fun thing.
Get that stick out of your ass and chill.
I hope people give this a chance, not everything has to be a AAAA super mega blockbuster game. Mid tier games can be plenty of fun as well, you just have to keep your expectations in check for what they are.
mjolnir112 exactly
Remnant From the Ashes!!!
This game reminds me of Homefront: The Revolution, right down to the gameplay mechanics and general aesthetics.
But unlike Revolution, doesn't feel like it was slapped together using phlegm, blu-tack and tissue paper.
@@N-GinAndTonicTM I did enjoy home front 2 for the sound, they used a basic version of the cry engine, like they did with this Terminator game using a basic version of Unreal 4 engine, they are both good but I really enjoyed this Terminator game
I’m loving it so far. Early into it right now. Can you sell extra guns you pick up
An easter egg I just discovered on my second playthrough: when you're sneaking around the hospital level, you'll find a dead soldier in a chair who looks EXACTLY like the T-1000. Awesome moment.
Yeah I sat that, such an awesome fan service!!
Sad that a budget AA game runs better than an "AAA" game made by Bethesda. What a joke.
budget AA with budget graphics lmao
budget A game i'd say.
AA is like Outer Worlds and such.
But yh, all miles better than Bethesda.
@@zgaminggallery9910 still looks better then fallout 76, and it's not even close
Outer worlds isnt AA what the fuck are you on? its a full priced 60$ game.
@@calebpagan2226 f76 is a good game now. And better over 8 days
This game is WAYYYY better I thought it would be. About 5 hours in and I'm loving it. It's a shame some sites are giving it really bad reviews when it doesnt deserve it.
Homefront: The Revolution
Terminator Edition
I say that as someone who had fun with HTR.
I actually love homefront.. same with sniper ghost warriors... haha
Yeah I love Homefront The Revolution as well. :)
@@MajerHawk I think we all just have that list of games that everyone kind of agreed wasn't anything special but we 100% because we thought they were fantastic.
Greg L I am a sucker for b movies in the way I am for games. I love me some cheesy goodness and sometimes they try and do stuff out of the norm and I respect them for that. Also I like to support the little guys, they deserve it. I know the game/movie isn’t perfect but I can tell how much they cared behind the scenes and love it even more. But but big budget games/movies that are just another cash cow to milk I can definitely tell that
I do enjoy Homefront too. The concept in itself was great, kinda shame the execution of the story was abysmal to say the least. Even the voice actor for the player character only came up after the DLC.
Anyone glad this game was about skynet and not legion
I am, and glad it's in the actual timeline (for me that's salvation, and the first two movies and the ending of T3)
killer sands honestly an second war AI was unneccesary for the lore, didnt like it and never will. So I’m glad
killer sands Everybody
@@delta2372 This is alligned with T1. T2 and T4.
What's legion?
The devs:
"We learned our lesson..."
Vollification “There is no fate but what we make for our selves”.
They seriously did!
Meanwhile the movie ones....
@@android2x773 The film franchise has taken a running shit off a cliff, and that's even with James Cameron coming back.
@@SomeOrangeCat Yup. And I'll say this: probably it could be impossible now, or very difficult. But like another coment said: A movie or trilogy of the future war, and all is forgiven.
not a terminator game we want, but a terminator game we absolutely needed... especially after Dark Fate
Im kinda torn with this game. I've seen good reviews, but I've seen really bad reviews too.
@@mse2130 all the bad reviews are generally by big time " too much water" reviewers. IF you liked terminator 1 and 2 then you WILL like this game. If not give it a miss. The game uses the licence perfectly to essentially make up for other shortfalls. The story is so good I'd happily consider this canon with T1 and T2.
@@dasmas310 t1 and t2 are my favorite movies of all time behind the Indiana Jones movies. I was just worried because IGN gave it a 4.0.
MSE Gaming of course they did. IGN has given terrible games that nobody gave a shit about before great reviews. And any that look halfway decent, they give it a lower score to turn people off from it.
@@mse2130 it's never worth trusting the mainstream media outlets. I'm not hipster or anything but they say that anything by triple A publishers is great and anything they see outside the scope they go in usually with a strong negative bias. It's better of watching reviewers like Angry Joe gggman and others
there was literally no advertising or hype arouns this game it barely exists
Almost as if they spent the money trying to make the game
It sure as shit exists now
They were probably way too dependent on Dark Fate’s hype to hook people into everything Terminator, so fingers crossed they would look up any Termie game coming up in these times
and it came out at the same time as star wars jedi and red dead 2 for pc, its like they wanted it to fail
of course there was no advertisement, the producers of dark fate would crush them!
I EMAILED THE TEAM - Regarding the games difficulty.
They responded -
“we're happy to hear you're interested in our game!
While the normal and hard difficulty levels in Terminator: Resistance
are meant to be fun and enjoyable for most players, the game also offers
EXTREME difficulty for those seeking a greater challenge.
In the end difficulty is a subjective matter, which is why we can't
promise that the extreme difficulty level will be enough of a challenge
for everyone, but it is significantly harder than the lower levels. Keep
in mind that the RPG elements in the game can make you stronger as you
progress through the game, making encounters a different experience
depending on what skills you decide to put your points into. Although
the team is processing the player feedback at the moment, there are no
plans to add more difficulty levels into the game for now.”
I responded -
From what I’ve seen your game seems to have a lot of interesting ideas and features, offering a bit more depth than simply your average linear corridor shooter.
It places an emphasis on scavenging and utilising the battlefield to your advantage against (in theory) a superior foe; by hacking enemy gun turrets and offering the options to play more stealthy not just guns blazing. It’s suggests that the player must employ strategy and tactics to overcome overwhelming odds....
And I really like that!
However, as you can understand - that all falls apart if you can simply charge your way through the game guns blazing not needing to use any other strategy.
If you are too generous with resources, and an over abundance of ammo etc it can kill any sense of tension or the need to use a variety of tactics and approaches.
When games are challenging it forces the player take a more considered approach - to utilise various tactics and strategies to win. It also forces the player to explore the levels to gather resources and ammo necessary to survive and overcome the enemy.
This is what I desire - and it seems like your game has the right components to offer that, but might well be too easy overall even on Extreme difficulty?
Here’s some relevant points from Destructoids review -
“ Take for example the implementation of crafting, crate hacking, lockpicking, trading, and scavenging. One of more of these actions are performed incessantly, sometimes mere seconds apart. Not only does this get tedious, but all of the rewards cancel each other out. Who needs to trade when you can craft? Who needs to craft ammo/tools when you can hack boxes for them? Who needs to purchase pipebombs when you can find them lying around? It gets to a point where you can ignore some of these mechanics entirely, as everything you'll ever need will come to you in abundance, one way or another.”
And...
“ The classic T-800 unit is without doubt the most impressive model in the game, and Resistance is successful (initially) in presenting the Terminator as an oppressive, terrifying foe. Unfortunately, Rivers is soon thereafter kitted out with an arsenal of powerful weaponry, as well as a quick-to-complete skill tree. By the campaign's midpoint, stealth can take a hike entirely as Rivers proceeds to mow down battalions of Skynet's forces with ease. John Connor should've sent this guy back to '84.”
I’m invested in seeing this game be tweaked and improved as I think it has huge potential!
They responded -
Hello,
Thank you for your follow up message. We really appreciate your extensive feedback. I passed your suggestions and thoughts on to the dev team. I can't promise anything, but I can tell you that the team is looking into it, testing, and figuring out what can be done about the matter at this point.
Again, thank you for being so interested in our game and it's current state.
Best regards,
QA Team
LaMOi1 pff. Can’t even spell “its” correctly. Unsubbed!
Thanks
@@seanbirch ok boomer
I can already tell that the game is honestly just better than Dark Fate.
It's sad but true
colm duggan Why sad tho?
@@25_jean_dark_52 because Hollywood has destroyed another movie franchise
@@colmduggan8230 terminator has been shit for 15 Years...
I think the Fandom is tired of the rehashing of the same plot. I actually prefer salvation than all the previous sequels just because it drives the plot forward and we got to see how the future was like. But the story was meh.
"Being more apathetic to someone's plights earns you positive points." I think you used the wrong word, as apathetic implies not caring. Probably meant empathetic instead?
But this game is actually kinda cool looking, impressive considering who made it. May check it out. Thanks for the great review as always!
Pretty sure he said EMpathetic.
@@Zaphod7835 Maybe, to my ear after listening to it over a few times it did sound like Apathetic rather than EMpathetic.
@@Bukkarooo went back snd listened again myself, I was wrong... sounds like apathetic to me too.
Terminator: Resistance > Terminator: Dark Fate
Techn0 for life
Agreed
And I haven’t even played the game
My giant turd plopped this morning > Terminator Dylann Roofe Dark Fate
Dog Shit > Dark Fate.
You serious? You saw the movie? I haven't but if that's the case that's bad.
A fucking Concussion > Terminator: Dark Fate.
What a time to be alive: a game being "fine" is somehow a surprise.
well considering they created rambo :)) it is
@@Axumm96 yes exactly. Guess Fake News never played Rambo lol
I was expecting aliens colonial marine level of failer
There are many good games, it's just surprising for a game made by a company who made a bad game before
It's just surprising to see a franchise game being "good"
Remember the 007 games by Activision who were pretty much Modern Warfare reskins?
"They kind of ruined one film series already"
uh, both series have ruined themselves just fine.
A bad tie in game doesn't ruin the film series. For example Rambo: The video game sucked but it doesn't make the movies unenjoyable, Rambo: The video game doesn't magically make all the Rambo movies bad. The good Rambo movies are still good.
@@toddthesweatynerdguy1450
He means that the sequels went downhill for both.
"You get laid not once but twice." Im sold.
Crush the machines and puss!
Lol too bad before release the devs edited the scenes so the FOV is stupid close to eliminate fun.
@@jordannewthomas3293 Well gee, better uninstall the game, destroy my computer and piss on the ashes then.
@@SomeOrangeCat well I mean don't go doin nothing that crazy kind sir I could easily have been misinformed the internet is like that.
@@jordannewthomas3293 My point being that the game is the best Terminator ANYTHING we've gotten in decades, and the sex scenes are the hill people are choosing to die on.
This sounds like the Terminator game I have always wanted, and even if it is not, it is likely the closest I will ever get. Thanks for the review, G. Gonna pick this up ASAP.
I went ahead and preordered it on the Gamestop website because it doesn't come out until Dec 10th here in the US for some reason. I was hoping it was already out for US gamers.
@@alucard624 Oh bummer, no simultaneous launch on all platforms, eh? I bought it on PC yesterday. It is really worth it for old school Terminator fans, as long as you are not expecting AAA production values. Honestly, it is the best Terminator game I have ever played, which seems like faint praise, but still I am really enjoying it.
Terminator 3 the redemption was also a hidden gem as well
@@BobSmith-kk4kp I didn't expect AAA production values from Tagon at all, especially considering their last licensed game was that train wreck rail shooter Rambo. However, after watching gameplay of this game and seeing many positive reviews on it I'm looking forward to playing it come December 10th on PS4.
the weird moment where Teyon made a better terminator than a multy million dollar studio
What multi-million dollar studio has ever made a terminator game?
Oh come on Gggmanboss, u didnt show us any pixelated p*ssy of those alternative dystopia gals :D
@@pistool1 😂😂😂
@@AxelLeJeff I think he's referring to the multi million dollar studios that made the Terminator films after the first two.
@@jozinek876 Don't diss Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines.
You just sold the game to me, son.
Yuuuuuuup
You’re welcome daddy.
This dudes channels is helping me find so many games rn.
We really on weird late year when a games of movie franchise turn out to be pretty great. Jedi Fallen Order & now Terminator Resistance.
@rabid I know, but who ever Expected a High Quality, Non Woke, *Pro Consumer* , Single Player Star Wars game to Come out while the Publishing is being Handled by Evil Alliance?
Something has *very* Right with the Universe this Month!
Jedi fallen order is a breath of fresh air
Yeah, I'm glad it is going that way. Now I'm just waiting on Doom Eternal and the Steam release of Halo Reach
KOTOR I and II, the Jedi Knight games and Jedi Academy, Republic Commando, Empire at War, the original Battlefront games...
The new game pales in comparison to them all.
Star wars is probably one of the best game franchises though, multiple legitimate classic games.
"Decent" shooters are actually enjoyable to play if you can get over personal biases and bad ratings by big name reviewers. As long as the shooting & combat is solid, if somewhat janky & not perfect, that shouldn't be a problem.
I've played games with average ratings such as Alien Rage, Dark Sector, Pariah, Thunder Wolves, Frontlines etc. Some of these games surprised me with their combat such as Pariah's underrated shotgun, Thunder Wolves' destructible environs and Frontlines' open-ended mission. If there's a game everyone else hates but you like, what's stopping you?
Zedfinite damn I didn’t think anyone else liked pariah, you have good tastes
@@CustomGamesStudios it also had an editor included in the game if i am correct
@@CustomGamesStudios Great thing about Pariah is it's made by future Warframe devs. The only part that pisses me off is the story, which goes nowhere (marketing hypes it as "written by *HOLLYWOOD SCREENWRITER.* ")
You should also check out Warpath if you love Pariah and don't mind bot matches.
BTW, Pariah's shotgun literally *ROARED.* What other shotguns have that badass sound FX?!
Also underrated: A grenade launcher that let's you detonate mid-air.
Zedfinite Well written.
I thought I was the last person alive to remeber Pariah
That last rush to the Central Core with the music swelling in the background brought back memories of ME 3 except without the crushing anti-climax. Also no bullshit microtransactions. Really leery of the game at first but glad your review convinced me to give it a go.
Man I wish that the final mission of ME3 was like the attack on the central core/TDM only we have a satisfying ending and battle.
YES it pushed all the same buttons as the final push in ME3 and had an even better payoff. Not a small feat. My only complaint is the game isnt 5 times longer so I can have 5 times more of those moments.
You never trust IGN reviews, they gave alien isolation a bad score ffs!
That game deserves better
It was a good game, but alien AI was like trying to beat the original Far Cry... INSANE DIFFICULTY.
IGN is CYBERDYNE and needs to be terminated!
@@DaRush-The_Soviet_Gamer "trying"?? The AI of the Alien in Nightmare difficulty pretty much demolishes the player. Like, not even kidding xD
@@AurelionSass seriously haha. Ironically ign played it on the hardest difficulty and claimed it was "too hard and too long" idiots were expecting hello kitty island adventure or something
Ggman, my friend, thank you with all my heart for this review.
I feel proud as a Pole myself, playing a polish game in the world of Terminator, which is FINALLY good.
After 20 years of unplayable abominations, we finally got something that is not a stinking pile of shit and stick to the source material more than any movie after Terminator 2
Well, one thing we learned is that, thankfully, this game was not lacking any POLISH 😆😉
@@greatdelusion7654 Yep. And also budget.
When a small game studio makes better use of the Terminator license and makes a better story than that trashheap of the movie that was Dark Fate. Even with James Cameron they did fuckall while a bunch of passionate fans did so much more
About the blurriness of the Unreal Engine, it can be deactivated and make it look good but for some reason many developers choose to pack every post-process effect into one setting and when you turn it down you actually disable other effects and it looks awful. So people end up choosing between a good but blurry look and a sharp but bad look. It also happens with many Unreal Engine 3 titles so it has gotten this kind of reputation.
Is it the AA or what
I usually like the sharp yet pixelated edges of textures than smooth and blurry
This generation of games look wierd to me , there's like an effect of fog or sand going on , I can't explain it , games don't look sharp anymore just smeary shit filled with random auto post processing effects
@@AverageDoomer69 yep it's either got a Instagram filter™ slapped on top or some truly nasty looking AA lmao I can't wait til TAA with a sharpness slider becomes the norm - for example in the re2 remake TAA makes it look like a muddy mess but if you slap a sharpness filter on it with reshade it suddenly looks amazing.
@@AverageDoomer69 Temporal AA, Motion Blur and Bloom are the ones who contribute the most to make the image look blurry.
IMO it's as if there was a very thin layer of vaseline, you can't see it but you feel it. It's like when you play emulators with filters on.
They should have independent settings to customize them all.
Edit: In theory, you could make the image look sharper by editing manually some .ini file but I haven't tested it because with my PC I put everything on the lowest settings anyway ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I remember in his Homefront Revolution review where Gman said that the game would have made a great Terminator video game. Welp here we are.
I was just thinking about that game. xD
Recent Star Wars movies: Shit
Recent Star Wars Game: Good
Recent Terminator movies: Shit
Recent Terminator game: Good
Anyone see a coincidence here? I think *NOT* !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RaginDXDemon the actual nerds are fighting back👍🏼👍🏼 Hollywood is screwing up big time
Even the old Star Wars movies had good games come out from them. I know it's popular opinion that the prequels are shit, but I I for the most part liked them. Although take that with a grain of salt because I was 10 when Phantom Menace released. But like them or hate them, the prequels gave rise to some of the best Start Wars games around, like Republic Commando, The Battle Front games (not the EA abominations), the movie tie in games for Phantom Menace and Attack of the clones on console were better than a movie tie in game has any right to be.
Yes there is a coincidence. I disagree with both satements. I liked very much both the star wars and the terminator movies that came out recently.
Deadsnake989 Republic Commando was awesome!!!
@@PredatorH2O lmao what didyou like about either of those two abortions?
It's sad when dead franchises like terminator and star wars have better game tie ins than the recent films put out.
Well both of them have some decent TV show tie ins too( Mandalorian, Sarah Connor chronicles)
The Plastic Metalhead Shitposter Star Wars isn’t a dead franchise lmao
2:44 he soon meets up with Eli Vance from the Half-Life series.
Did you just confirm Half Life 3?
Half life 3 confirmed!
Fun fact... That may be sooner than you think... Half Life Alyx (Prequel) just been announced.
This game is actually fantastic! There were points where I was literally terrified!
After watching IGN's review giving it a 4/10, this review reassured me that indeed I am right about being positive about Terminator Resistance. As always, Gman has the most accurate say for a game.
I get what youre saying, but how can you assert that without actually playing it?
A low IGN score? Man, this game must be amazing!
@chimken nunget I can already tell you are a child behind a keyboard trying to comment something negative on everyone's positive thoughts. Grow up.
There is no “right” on an opinion based topic fam
@chimken nunget erm no. Steam reviews are also positive. And couldn't trust IGN on anything . They gave Alien Isolation a 5/10. And that game was awesome.
I find it a little funny and kind of awesome that the main character's voice actor is clearly trying to imitate Kyle Reese from the first movie.
Sounds like what Aliens: Colonial Marines should have been
jjkrayenhagen maybe these guy’s will give a try next?
@@kai9755 One can hope.
Glad it wasn't on UE4
Thats accurate. I would compare it to Isolation in many respects just if Isolation suddenly gave you a pulse rifle and you could wreck the aliens sometimes.
@@Absolynth a pulse rifle and maybe a smart gun but ammo is scarce for both so you only fight when you need instead of running away aliens can be killed but it’s hard unless your using the pulse rifle or smart gun making them feel powerful like they do In the movies and the alien can kill you quick on especially on harder difficulties you need to rely on stealth more that’s what a true good alien game would be like for me
Now there were words I didnt expect to hear for a terminator game.
Nathaniel Foga look up Terminator: Future Shock & Skynet. You're welcome.
Well someone forgot about T2: The Arcade Game and The Terminator on Sega CD.
There were good Terminator games though. Way back in the past. Just like films.
Theres the Terminator Salvation arcade game at every Dave and Busters and cinema. This game reminds me a lot of that actually
Terminator is critical to the history of the FPS genre. Not necessarily popular titles, but influential.
I've played the game, and I got to say it's not that bad. the individuals who are crapping on it and not giving it any leniency whatsoever, they are the ones who want some kind of Call of Duty or Battlefield spectacle of a Terminator game with all the bells and whistles. Hats off to the developers for keeping with the authenticity, soundtrack, and a pretty decent RPG which is also a reason why the game is limited in some departments. This company can only get better and better as time goes on.
Indeed. and hey, if the game sell well enough, they could come up with a dlc with a t1000 on it
I just hope it doesn't turn into another Overkill
@@Zontar82 Oh wow. That would be pretty dope.
This looks boring to me precisely because of how similar it is to call of duty or BF. In particular, the gameplay and presentation. Cover shooting, shitty stealyh, and grey, boring visuals. I would've liked if they tried to emulate the lighting from the first Terminator film. As for gameplay, I'm not sure how you'd make a fun to play terminator game. Maybe Terminator is just not well suited for video games?
@@tioscha0 It doesn't.COD and BF are literally about walking in a straight line or a corridor. in this game you do some very basic backtracking and exploring. COD and bf force you to play the game the way they want you to play it. like that retarded cod ghosts, where you are trying to break inside a house, with a dog, but oh no, you can't barge in BEFORE the dog, otherwise its game over. so scripted that it was like basically watchign a movie and sometimes you do some actions
Hey Gman, I just finished watching the first terminator movie for the first time, after finishing this game on the weekend. And i gotta say for someone who has never seen a terminator movie before, this game is a great introduction to the series. Everything made perfect sense in the movie because i knew how kyle was sent to the past at the end of the game.
Huh, that sounds like pretty interesting experience to play the game first. But man, how the hell did you manage to live so long without seeing Terminator 1 and 2? That is incredible! :D
Yeah, you lucky dog. To have that experience is quite unique. The devs really did a great job creating the story like a serious movie prequel. Nice to see that a new generation of people are getting into the Terminator universe thanks to this game. I hope you have seen T2 as well because for most people that is the best of the franchise. I dont even consider the rest of the movies as something that exists.
The devs of the game really made a TRUE spiritual prequel to the best terminator movies.
I love how the game follows only the lore of the first two movies (which are the only ones relevant). Cool game
I love how for the resistance they used the original uniform aesthetic from terminator 1 and 2. That old Nato ear style jump suit look with the padding on one side of the chest. Gonna check this one out.
IGN 4/10 lmao - Steam 9/10
Yeah IGN will rate games like this super low then turn around and then turn around and praise games made by big developers like cod ghosts got like a 9 out of 10
Fuck IGN and the rest of those corporate cocsuckers
Can't spell ignorant without IGN.
Ign love worse game
Ign hates best game login
"4/10 they didn't pay us for this review"
After playing Alien: Isolation I always thought that Creative Assembly would do an amazing job with the Terminator licence if given the chance.
How would a Terminator game be like if it followed the first movie and Alien: Isolation concept? Like running away from a T-800 Arnold and try to fight back, which causes the skin to melt and show the endo under it bit by bit? But would it work better in a open world? Idk how it would be. I guess that's why people make the Terminator games more of action and battle than horror and stealth
@@redfire1186 well I'm now hard. Thanks
@@redfire1186
They can follow the mechanics of Farcry, utilising proper guerrilla tactics with setting up traps & positioning yourself to attack in an open-world game.
@@tristanbackup2536 But would it be horror? Sounds a lot like action
@@redfire1186
They can implement horror elements somehow by making the machines ripping people apart, just killing people efficiently, gotta go all out gore. On top making it difficult, utilizing first person cover system of sorts, make it harder to see around the corners. The damage system is spot on in Resistance, just gotta make the AIs smarter, chase you down & instantly learning as each individual machine who makes a mistake as it uploads it's information to Skynet making it far harder the next time setting up the same trap tactics.
IGN: 👎
Gmanlives: 👍
What parallel universe am I in?
chimken nunget It’s that usually Outlets give games high scores while players give games lower scores.
Also Gmanlives sounds like he’s giving this game a 6/10 from the tone of his voice.
The right one!
@chimken nunget
It's because people are butthurt that IGN disagreed with them. Happens all the time. They think their opinion is fact and anyone else is automatically wrong.
@@thisismyname5657 yeah IGN can really be trusted . IGN gave Alien Isolation a 5/10 ! Sorry but that game is awesome . IGN wouldnt know a good game if it was slapped in their faces !!!
@@adamduffield7782 I can only imagine the conclusion.
"Alien Isolation is an amazing game that really spices up the horror genre, but I can't mow the alien down like in Colonial Marines and the androids creep me out. 5/10 too much spooky and not enough shooty".
"Heterosexual sex in a 2019 video game? The absolute madmen." LMAO facts. Sad but facts.
Heterosexual are still a thing in 2020? :o
Sony forced them to censor it. But they praised The Last of Us 2 for the bullmoose sex scene.
Logan McLeod bullMoose ☠️
Logan McLeod lol 😂
Poor oppressed straight man
The only good thing terminator related to come out this year.
More like in many years.
What about the Terminator cameos in games like Gears of War, MK 11, and Death Garden?
You say that like there’s some other Terminator related thing that came out this year.
OH WAIT. I know what you’re talking about. Honestly I thought it was great. It was a highly detailed, polished, and overall excellent movie... based figure. I don’t see why you’d ignore the high amount of effort put into the NECA figures. If they ever made a 3rd Terminator film i’d love to see them make collectibles for the movie. But theres no Terminator 3 unfortunately Or any sequel. Unsecond thought, they’d fuck it up so maybe its a good thing theres no sequels... at all
I would say this decade tbh ...
Says the moron with the 2018 Halloween avatar.
Why can't we have a Terminator movie like this? I just want to see the War Against the Machines.
@@chimpchaz1111 Pretty much, yes.
From Rambo to this? This is pure redemption for the devs.
Its a solid AA game, which the industry is in dire need of.
@bigevilworldwide1 good thing the game only costs $40, what else you got to bitch about bud?
bigevilworldwide1 better than the likes of Microsoft ramming AA games in a buck a month subscription devaluing the value of games throughout the industry.
bigevilworldwide1 BOI ITS 40 DOLLARS YOU DOPE
@bigevilworldwide1 lmao remnant was bad? I thought it was amazing
bigevilworldwide1 I just looked at the price on the Xbox in Canada, $76 before taxes and doesn’t come out until December.
To get rid of the blurry image and make higher quality textures load in sooner, go to "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Terminator\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor\" (copypaste into windows explorer without " and hit enter).
There open a file "Engine.ini" and put in the following lines:
[SystemSettings]
r.MipMapLodBias=-2
r.Streaming.MipBias=-1
r.Streaming.PoolSize=2000
r.MaxAnisotropy=16
r.SceneColorFringeQuality=0
r.SceneColorFringe.Max=0
r.TemporalAASharpen=0
r.TemporalAA.Upsampling=0
r.DefaultFeature.AntiAliasing=0
r.PostProcessAAQuality=0
To remove motion blur and Depth of Field:
r.DepthOfFieldQuality=0
r.DefaultFeature.MotionBlur=0
r.MotionBlur.Max=0
r.MotionBlurQuality=0
r.BlurGBuffer=0
Note that any changes in Engine.ini must go right under the "[SystemSettings]" line. If that line is not present, the changes won't take effect.
To improve FoV, go to "GameUserSettings.ini" and change "FieldOfView=" to the desirable value.
Warning: these changes are likely to reset to default when you alter the settings in-game. So set the game up to your liking first, then alter the ini files.
I'm probably not going to play this game, but since it should be a similar process in other unreal 4 game, I'm going to be a polite mother fucker, and say thanks.
Ignore him. It's just Skynet trying to infiltrate us again...
it still baffles me why devs dont put these options in the actual game. That default FOV is horrid.
@@whodatninja439 Developers are mostly console-oriented now, and they dont have a lot of faith in console players to not fuck the game up for themselves by bungling the settings and then go complain about it loudly on the forums/reddit.
So the default settings setup of the Unreal Engine withholds many option that can "potentially detract from gameplay experience" from showing in the menu, unless developers explicitly go and put them there.
And developers often don't bother, because if the game looks fine on their 8k display graphic stations, it surely would look fine everyhere else.
And the useage of blur-the-hell-out-of-everything TAA is because it is cheapest performance-wise, and looks fine on Console+TV setup. Surely it would look fine on a PC monitor that is designed to provide sharper and clearer image, right?
My PS4 Pro said “Do what and put that where?”
Legit the only positive review of the game I've seen, every major publication and professional reviewer is trashing it but I and everyone I know who's actually played it love it despite it's faults. Why is there such a hatemob against it? Are we just boomers who are excited at finally getting a faithful game to the future war scenes of T1 & T2? Are the other reviewers just releasing all their pent up anger and virgin rage from giving 9's and 10's out all day? Seriously I haven't seen such a huge disconnect between reviewers and the audience in such a long time, I'm at a loss.
Also Baron best girl
EA games has paid the mainstream reviewers/critics to give this game a low score as it released on the same day as star wars jedi fallen order at a cheaper price, therefore it threatens the sales of the game EA is publishing
No, Baron is a manipulative bitch who tried to kill innocents
EA releasing a good star wars game, and we actually got a good terminator game within 24 hours? The apocalypse is upon us.
@phillip martin I do not know what you've read, but nobody has forgotten EA's shitty practices. It's great to see good games coming from them, and I reallly hope they use that success to explore other single player adventures with similar elements of Fallen Order, but that doesn't mean a pardon for EA. I really despise their practices, but what I mentioned give me hope for the future.
Well and EA didn’t make the game, Respawn did, and they have a very good track record. All the best CoD games, Titanfall, and Apex, which is honestly the best and most refined iteration of the battle royale genre.
@@fleetjacob Never said EA made the game but I said they released it.
@phillip martin Trust me, I didn't forget anything of EA's record. But I think I didn't make myself clear. I meant that this is strange not singing their praises.
@@Valsteir I wouldn't be too optimistic after all. I think since Jedi will not make millions upon millions due to the lack of "live services", they wouldn't be repeating that again. I hope I am wrong and EA might change course but I wouldn't hold my breath for it.
GmanLives: "You also play a direct role in getting laid."
Steam: "Item added to your wishlist!"
fps=first person sex
If you didn't play a direct role it would be technically rape!
Terminator
T2: Judgement Day
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
Terminator: Resistance
And thats it. The entire true franchise
Channel TacticAl A fellow man of culture who includes the show.
Maybe throw in t3, the new aerials looked cool
@@dmitrijpaulauskas4426 T3 is nice, as well as Salvation, they just clash with the timeline of TSCC.
@@AussieGG but i swear t3 doesnt change the whole timeline, it just sets back the war a few years. Unless you count the deleted ending of t2 where the war never happens at all
@@AussieGG ohh nevermind i havent seen TSCC so idk
IGN is no longer relevant to ever take serious for their reviews.
I could never take IGN seriously
As opposed to Gman who liked Fallout 76 and thought Crysis was rubbish
Been like that for years. I have a feeling their reviewer played the game on brain dead difficulty
@@theweddingsinger1970 Nearly anyone who likes FO4 would like FO76 and especially so with friends, the issue was never the gameplay the issue was how poorly the game was made.
Well their Death Stranding review is pretty reasonable
"Terminator Resistance is kinda good"
*Wait that's illegal*
"Don't expect any earth shattering Artificial Intelligence". Ironic.
It works in this context though theyre not the smartest but they also feel like just drones out in the field of war so a bit of simplistic brute force in their attack style makes sense.
@@Absolynth Besides the T-1000 that is. He was actually kind of smart.
their switch is set to read only
thought this was an on rails shooter, color me suprised
Finally someone makes an honest review about this game, IGN gave it a really bad review
@Harry McNamara 1 year later someone responded xD
Well because many people think that IGN gives honest reviews, and most of the time they don´t...unless the game is really good or someone is paying them to review a game.
@@fberdf Not just IGN. Here in Italy "professionals" hated this game.
Many 4/10 or even 3/10 or worst. Probably they believe that every team has the budget or resources of the teams behind titanic projects like TLOU2 or RDR2.
@@TiomesTheOne What professionals?
Can´t trust game journalists this days, some good games pass as bad and some mediocre games pass as good.
@@fberdf Professional game journalists.
This game is polish.
Actually italians are growing fast. In recent years we had some good/very good games like Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, Last Day of June, The Town of Light, Milanoir and more, while developers like Milestone and Kunos Simulazioni are important landmarks now
@@TiomesTheOne oh man... sorry!
Of course it is.
it´s been so much time and I also responded to another comment that i thought it was about Daymare 1998 review.
Yes both games are good, This was a bit buggy but it´s better now, and soon the console versions will be updated again.I will delete this and change the previous comment after you "like" or respond to this.
Another great thing about this game is that the Developers have been making improvements to the game-based on player feedback-for most of the last year.
15:24 - Danny Glover is in this game ? I thought he was too old for this sh*t...
Nice lethal weapon reference lol
Holy shit, the mood of this game alone wants me to try it out. It's so TERMINATOR.
Will there be DLC?
Also, I don't know if I'm alone here, but I kind of would like the possibly of playing as a T-800 in a terminator game.
Either as one sent back to kill someone, a standard foot soldier, infiltrator that just goes around destroying resistance cells, or maybe a redemption arc for one that gets reprogrammed.
I thank that depends on how well it sells because they sunk everything into this. (they had to fight hard to keep the licence)
I hope so. That sounds cool as hell.
@@Doomwolf82002 They deserve an award for this game. I hope they get the recognition and success they deserve.
Or one with his chip set to Read/Write who, based on your choices, can betray Skynet or lead it to victory.
lets not ruin it with DLC
So, it's basically what the new Terminator movie should actually have been about. Sounds pretty legit.
Without a dout, one of the best license movie video games
There IS a Tech Noir club in the game, I did find the ruins of it, I also found the diner where Sarah used to work and uncle Big Buns was still there
Old Bethesda Terminators really need source ports so that more folks can experience them. Those game were ahead of their time in many ways.
oh yes..I remember future shock, sadly as a kid I only had access to the demo but was impressed with the detail and open world aspect..and the terminators frightened me...it was probably in a game demo cd pack around 1996 along with dark forces and doom I had a lot of fun ..game demos were always fun to play
You said Bethesda Terminator games?????? Please tell me that are better than fallout 76 or any other Bethesda garbage
@@bigprogamer1523 Back in the mid 90's to early 2000's they had a great repertoire of games that they released, it wasn't until Skyrim that things really started going downhill
@@bigprogamer1523 Bethesda made, to my knowledge, 4 Terminator games. Gman covered them in a video.
Rampage is not that great neither is 2029. But Future Shock and Skynet were quite good for the time.
It was Open world (you can enter buildings), drivable Jeep & HK levels, weapons from the Terminator films, and many different Terminator variants. All from 1995-96.
And yes, a lot better than Fallout 76 lmao
You can really see the post-apocalyptic influences they developed from Future Shock and Skynet.
@@bigprogamer1523 Really getting sick of you kids throwing Bethesda under the bus for one game. Does no one remember? Elder Scrolls Arena? Daggerfall? Morrowind? Oblivion? Skyrim? Fallout 3? Fallout 4? The sheeple rage-train is getting so fucking old
I've been keeping an eye on this game. It astounds me the haters were saying it looks like a PS2 game before it even came out....
Don't know what PS2 they were playing but they're full of shit either way. I may pick this up in future.
A lot of people overplay what old consoles were at the time in the graphics scale. To insult a game they will claim a PS2/GCN looks better even when it isn't as well.
I came here after watching your superb review of Robocop Rogue City. As a fellow Aussie, gamer and massive fan of 80s action films i salute you mate. I was on the fence about Robocop but after watching your honest review I bought it immediately and had ridiculous amounts of fun. I’m now definitely going to pick up Terminator Resistance and it’s DLC. Thank you for being so honest in your review process, the big companies are full of shit. Your tru Blue mate, much appreciated 🥳🥳 I’m definitely watching your review first for all my future purchases 👍🙏🔥
"Now, on to the bad stuff"
He then proceeds to say how great the setting is and how detailed it all is.
Thanks, buying it now lol. Remember to make the game even better with Reshade.
I was NOT expecting Gman to reccomend this. That being said, if Gman recommends it, then I NEED to check it out.
It starts slow and gets better and better and by the end when you meet up with Connor and join the final battle its simply EPIC- all to the music of Brad Fiedel playing in the background.
I'd never had thought that I actually will see a good Terminator game in my life.
I tear up with nostalgia when I hear that theme ... The original movies mean so much to me ..
Hey GMan, you'll be glad to know that they've put the Technoir club into the free Infiltrator game mode they added a couple of weeks ago.
I really hope they release it for consoles as well....
"THE LASERS ARE PURPLE" - Angry Joe.
1:39 - Oh wait.
Holy shit they even got the prop guns very accurate from the films. I may have to get this
Really awesome Terminator game. I loved it. The development team did something quite clever with this game. (something involving time travel)
Wish they'd added a survival mode though. And i agree, If you love the first 2 Terminator movies then you'll really enjoy this game.
Finally the Terminator game we’ve all been waiting for (what took them so long).
The right holders being f*ckwits back then. Now it's back in James Cameron hand, I'm in the middle of he'll f*ck up it like Ridley Scott with his Alien franchise or hold it & lease it out to trusted companies who won't sh*t on it.
I feel like this is alien isolation for terminator, most sequels are bad, most games are bad, then a group of people finally get it.
Alien Isolation was phenomenal and the best movie tie in game ever, don't talk down upon it.
@@boofarama Im not talking down on it. Its actually my most favourite game. Im saying its the alien isolation of the terminator games
I think a terminator game could be amazing if it was done properly. It would be cool to be a terminator that is on the side of the resistance where you can fight in the war but also go back in time, say for like assassination contracts or something like that. And being a robot would make an upgrade system make sense. I would love to have a game like that with a more fleshed out base building system similar to what fallout 4 had but that actually makes sense and is used as a home base sort of thing, and that you actually have to defend at points. So many ideas for a game like that.
Huh? I have weird feel of deja vu. In a sense that a movie tie-in game turns out to be better than the movie
my memory is kinda shit can you name some examples?
Xmens origins wolverine
Amazing spiderman
Terminator redemption
@@superzario1000 ballistics ecks vs sever
@@goosechaser13 That Wolverine game had no right to be as awesome as it was. The fight with the sentinel had one of the best payoffs I've seen in a game.
Hey, you're that dude that makes those OW videos
I love when you can tell the people who made a game loved the source material,there’s just something great about playing something made by a fellow fan!
Exactly and I can forgive a lot of flaws if a game is made by people who care and who tried
Recent patch is awesome! Improved difficulty balance a lot, AI, as well as graphics. Also new languages support.
I loved every second of this game. It absolutely nailed the Terminator-feel and world. I got goosebumps at the final rush where the Terminator-theme plays.
"BUT THE LASERS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE PURPLE! NOT RED!!!" ~Angry Joe
YOU GET PURPLE LASERS LATER, if someone makes a critique about that, they haven’t played the damn game
Jet134 they want you to buy the pc version so you can mod the lasers , we got them there!
never watch that moron. also, there are purple lasers later on in the game, so he's extra stupid.
You get purple lasers later in the game, it's actually a story related thing.
@@TheHumanFly516 in all curiosity, since I dont have the game, how do they make it story related? Does suddenly everyone switch to purple? Is it an upgrade?
This game has so much modding potential. I can already imagine the massive amount of modding tutorials including the big tiddie overhauls
Imagine if modders make this game look as good as Alien: Isolation, or make the characters look as good as HL2.
i feel like the repaint/meme mods may come out a bit earlier
Kek
They need to make a Terminator game like Alien Isolation. I feel this franchise is perfect for something like that!
Or one like the 2010 Aliens vs Predator game.
Hell yeah