I understand why this game came with my PS3 but I don't understand why people have to buy it when it doesn't come with a PS3.
I was a really big fan of the R&C series when I was a young teenager but the Playstation 3 games seem worse. I personally felt that this game was too childish and that the story was crappy.
The battles and the world are okay though.
I was a really big fan of the R&C series when I was a young teenager but the Playstation 3 games seem worse. I personally felt that this game was too childish and that the story was crappy.
The battles and the world are okay though.
Not quite sure why this was a standalone game. It wasn't bad by any means, but it felt like a director's cut extension of Tools of Destruction. Is that a good thing? I don't really know. Weapons were fine, story was a little weird but nothing to knock. If you liked Tools of Destruction, you'll have fun. If you didn't you can probably skip.
Some of them will find this game exciting, and some of them not. This game its not a major game, but more of an extension of the Ratchet & Clank: Tools of Destruction. What I want to say is that you can finish this game in just few hours, 4-5 if you are new to the game. For this reason it doesn't put a great impact and the gameplay isn't so groundbreaking, which led me playing this game several times ( I think 6 or 7 times till now). All in all I recommend this for the fans of R&C, but for others, better not.
It's fine! Short, and basically inaccessible these days, but it's fine. I do mean short- you'll clear it in less than an afternoon if you've picked up a R&C game before. Basically an expansion pack that slipped its way into a distinct package and served as tech demo for mechanics Crack in Time would further expound upon.
I'd recommend trying it if you can at a /reasonable/ price.
I'd recommend trying it if you can at a /reasonable/ price.
Very short but sweet game with an entertaining and well written story as usual. I really like the experimentation here with the dialogue choices for Ratchet (even if most of them will halt your progression), and even the gameplay choices. I was shocked to find out you could actually skip out on certain things such, spoiler warning, as not saving Talwyn in the caves, and it creating direct gameplay impacts. I saved her of course but it was insane to know I could NOT do it.
Very fun and challenging boss at the end with good platforming challenges (though the tight rope walking is a bit lazy imo) and I found it interesting how the final upgrades/modifications for weapons were things you find in the overworld instead of buying in the shop with raritanium. Kinda sad the weapons and some assets were just flipped from Tools but it's to be expected here.
Now onto Crack in Time for my binge of this series.
Very fun and challenging boss at the end with good platforming challenges (though the tight rope walking is a bit lazy imo) and I found it interesting how the final upgrades/modifications for weapons were things you find in the overworld instead of buying in the shop with raritanium. Kinda sad the weapons and some assets were just flipped from Tools but it's to be expected here.
Now onto Crack in Time for my binge of this series.
While this game is shorter than the rest of the games in the series, its overall story is important especially for the game that follows. The addition of the difficulty setting in this game is great and it also introduces the magnetic tether concept which the next game utilizes very highly. The tether needs to make a comeback god damn it! Still a great game aside from the length.