Eu era louco pra jogar isso, quando era criança adorava a ambientação o estilo muito daora, na época eu era muito fã da franquia, acredito que era por isso que meus olhos sempre brilhavam quando eu via.

E agora com a oportunidade de terminar o jogo, eu digo que sendo bem sincero... O jogo é bem legalzinho, tem suas diferenças que fazem ele ser divertido, outras que acabam sendo chatas e atrapalhando a experiência.

O sistema de combate desse jogo é muito esquisito, ou eu sou ruim mesmo, não sei mas a "hitbox" dos inimigos é estranha, as vezes achava que acertava mas no final estava batendo no vento, os inimogos são chatos (de dificil claro o megatron quem diga pois que boss chato) sofri muitas vezes para derrotar vários de uma vez só e acabava morrendo, na luta contra o megatron, eu passei muito tempo nela, combate dele é dificil para se adaptar. Levando em conta que a cada nivel vai mudando os robôs que controlamos

O cenário lá pro final pecou demais, repetindo sempre a mesma coisa, os primeiros níveis eram divertidos, passava uma imersão boa, mas conforme foi avançando o "Level Design" deixou a desejar.

O que eu tenho para falar de bom? é até dificil, mas seu diferencial, era o que um jogo dessa franquia precisava, divertido para jogar, até porque o modo campanha dele é bem curto, só demorei pois jogava 2 fases por dia e parava.

Os gráficos para a época até que são bonitinhos, não é um dos melhores claro, mas não te deixa com a sensação de é feio.

Bosses são a parte mais daora, uma hora você ta voando, do nada, está batalhando com monstros, essa diferença fez com que eu gostasse do jogo.

Posso dizer que, me decepcionei? em tese sim, acho que quando vemos jogos da nossa infância acreditamos que ele é incrível, mas depois de posuir senso crítico, as coisas mudam. Mas ainda consegui me diverti e diria que minha jornada com esse jogo acabou. Tem o modo arena mas não tenho com quem testar, mas li análises falando que é boa.
Fica a dica para quem quer dá uma chance, e se é fã da franquia assim como eu, vai te servir muito

I replayed this game and it’s definitely another underrated Transformers game that gets overlooked a lot. This game is a massive improvement over Transformers the Game from 2007 in so many ways.

My biggest problem with Transformers the Game was how incredibly simple combat is. You have your ranged weapons which almost every enemy and every boss blocks so it’s practically useless. You basically punch things to death. Bosses were insanely repetitive because you would have to throw a thing at someone to get them out of a special move they have so you can actually attack them.

How this game fixes that is by making it a 3rd person shooter. Enemies actually move around the field to shoot you and even climb buildings to get an advantage. Bosses operate in the same way and there were duo boss fights in the near end of the game in Egypt.

In order to make melee attacks as viable as ranged attacks, you have 2 advanced moves in the form of a melee attack and ground pound when transforming into robot mode. It is pretty useful and you are rewarded with a bonus which nets you more energon after finishing a level so you’re encouraged to use them.

The game is very fast paced. Every mission in the campaign has a timer and depending how quick you finish it, you get additional energon which you can use to upgrade your abilities like health, weapon cooldown, melee damage etc. Honestly it’s a good speedrunning game in that regard.

You go through the campaign with a fixed character but after it, you can replay the missions with anyone you want. You can also unlock some G1 episodes from achievements which is a neat novelty. Some of the dialogue after doing missions are actually kinda funny.

However my biggest complaint for this game is that it completely guts the free roam. It’s there but there’s literally nothing to do in it and you only unlock it after doing every mission in a zone. Might as well cut it out of the game and it wouldn’t make a difference.

Overall though, it’s a pretty solid Transformers game. It’s a massive improvement over Transformers the Game in almost every way possible it’s honestly funny. This version is on PS3 and Xbox 360 so it’s a little hard to get but if you can, I’d say grab it. You might like it

I’m currently doing a marathon of the BayFormers movies with a friend so I thought it’d be a neat idea to see if the games match up to the quality of the movies, and so far they don’t even reach the movies, not in a good way oh no these movie are awful, but in such a unique way that I have such a hard way of describing it. As a movie Revenge of the Fallen is an incomprehensible mess of a half ass script filled with so much sexualization, questionably racist stereotypes and incomprehensible action. It is a trainwreck of a movie and god dammit I just can’t look away from it. That all being said is the game as nearly of an entertaining trainwreck as the movie?…….no……..like not at all………..The game just like the first Bayformer movie game is as generic as movie tie-in games come, which to me just makes these games even worse than they already are. With the baymovies they have action that’s either incomprehensible or unironically cool but here it’s like just cookie cutter third person 7th gen shooting with driving controls that give Twisted Metal 2012 a run of its money. I think the worst part was they took away the cool Hulk Ultimate Destruction like open worlds from the first game (which was the part if you asked me) and replaced it with a static and empty map with no reason to replay missions or fuck around in them. At least with a bad movie tie-in game I could find some Ironic enjoyment with it but this game was so mind numbingly boring to play through I’m failing to come up with anything else to say about it. It’s shovelware in its least interesting form.