Transformers: Devastation

The game is not bad in principle, the old computer can handle it (not quite old, but ok) on the plus side, the game is well-developed, runs smoothly at 60 frames, the sound is also good, it’s interesting to fight with the Decepticons, I was pleased with the presence of two combiners and a large collection of weapons, and also that Decepticon weapons can also be used use cool soundtracks (I really liked the tunes on Devastator, Soundwave, Kickback and Megatron). Among the disadvantages, it is difficult to navigate the area, the map is not labeled where everything is, the attacks of bots are of the same type and predictable, bots with shields can be taken out simply by charging a heavy attack with a hammer or after this attack jump in auto mode to the ground, it is not immediately possible t… Read full

Let me start with the fact that games about Transformers, in my opinion, are noticeably tired. And the last game with their participation evoked only negative emotions. Most of the characters look like they were stung by bees, strange controls (Ctrl - aim, shoot - middle mouse button, you just press the left one, we fly out of cover with a melee weapon while snipers are hooting), a parody of the open world and an incredibly boring plot. What’s unexpected is that a system of crafting, all sorts of purchases, skills, etc. has appeared, which also distracts us from the action.

But there are also advantages. There must be. But no, there are no positive aspects, except for the groundwork for the continuation of this wonderful game.

I give the game two Transformers with normal facial animation out of five. Better to wait for Fallout 4.