LOST PLANET® 3

🧊❄️ LOST PLANET 3 IS A ICE-COLD BUGGY MESS OF A TITLE THAT AGED WELL REVIEWED ON: (GeForce GT 1030/i7-3770 ) This is a prequel to the events of Lost Planet 2 and the first game, pretty much explains how it all begins. Lost Planet 1 is available on Steam, but the second game got taken down. Read a lot of negative reviews and can relate, this game is very different from the first two. And while it's true combat is not the best although in a third-person Dead Space 3 shooter perspective, backtracking is frustrating, and your movement throughout the campaign feels so weak. I can confirm this is because during LP 1 and 2, everything about the world, it's people, and surroundings have evolved over time. Even so, CAPCOM did change a lot of a lot so we can't really base ourselves much from the story. It's one of those errors devs pull from the hat casually, and the magic is just negativity from the community. The game did not feel that bad for me, but I did struggle from time to time so let's break it into points of interest. 🦾 PLOT (SPOILER ALERT): We follow our bro Jim Peyton into this artic voyage in an unknown planet til' the end. As a utility man in his profession, Jim left his …

This one takes a big departure from the two previous entries in the series, gameplay wise. Much less emphasis on the action combat. There are a lot of cinematic interludes here. A strong narrative with mystery and horror and with lots of cutscenes. The Mech here is a first person experience, working more as a work vehicle than a battle machine. Even going into this one without expectations set by the previous games I think you're left with a really mixed bag experience. If you ever hear anything about this one it is usually leans in the direction that the game is offensively bad. I don't know if it's really *that* terrible as the plot centric stuff are really redeeming but then again the otherside of that coin seems to be a bunch of repetitive, clunky and awkward combat. I think this game really didn't know what it wanted to be so it sits in a weird position of trying to be a jack-of-all-games. A cinematic and linear story experience but also an open world with side quests and upgrade paths? A first person immersive vehicle sim while also being a third person action shooter? Except sometimes the shooting combat is run and gun and other times cover based? Idk, it's just kind of wei…

suprsiingly good for a prequal. some of the anime charm is lost but really vibe sup the survival aspect of lost planet. Might be the weakest game in the series but its still really solid

Not only is the game mid in almost every way it feels like the port m&k was done purely out of spite and is as miserable and non usable as possible. Go play anything else -1/10

It can be a really good game if it wasn't for so many QTE (Quick Timing Events) that force you time key prompts then force you to key mash. This one giant monster was especially difficult & I gave up after that. Simply not worth the aggravation. Massive screw up from capcom & I'll never buy their games again

Godamn this game was boring, The entire thing felt like they just slapped "Lost planet" on top of this really uninsprired story, like capcom themselves felt obligated to make this title for the sake of making it. Jim was annoying and boring as a character, none of the other characters in the game had any real depth to them apart from their small amount of backstory that only exists as a plot device. The story itself was slow to progress and most of what youre doing is walking in construction equipment from site to site to fight a giant crab. I dont know how the entire plot was "oh yeah im a fifo worker, im gonna make bank" progressing into "omg the mega corporation that only cares about the profit of what were here to collect doesnt care about us? those bastards" was meant to be compelling. Controls were clunky and slow. everything you did had lag. "push/turn the button" wouldnt work unless you stood exactly in the right spot. Aaaaaand then theres all the crawling, jesus christ it felt like most of my traversal time was crawling though a tunnel. Combat was so bland too, caus were walking through narrow tunnels and paths for the majority of the game it was just stand still and keep …