Hatred

1. I think it’s worth starting with the plot. it is extremely simple here: the main character decided to shoot the whole world, starting from his town in which he died by blowing up a nuclear power plant.

2. The graphics here are quite beautiful, beautiful finishing moves, excellent effects, but the camera slightly interferes with the gameplay, which is worth getting used to.

3.The gameplay is dynamic, especially if you turn on the music to your taste. After a hard day, it helps a lot not to commit actions in the game in real life.

4. The conclusion is this: a dynamic shooter in which killing is a pleasure, good graphics, an interesting plot conveyed through the hero’s monologues, as well as a selection of weapons that is simply huge.

This concludes my review, brief and informative.

One of my favorite games where I got the platinum. Now, let's take it from there.

1. The gameplay is stupid, and that's what makes it so wonderful. After a hard day, committing genocide against civilians is priceless.

2. The graphics aren't a masterpiece, but the "Sin City"-style games really appeal to me.

3. There's a plot, but it's based on Carmack's precepts—"like in P0RN0."

4. The controls are generally okay, but it takes some getting used to; after all, it's not every day you play an isometric shooter. Although I get a penalty for "jumping over objects/windows." I'd shit in the developers' morning porridge.

5. There's music in the game, but it's better to add your own playlist of some black/speed/nu metal, or whatever you like.

6. The game has Russian subtitles and English voice… Read full