ENSLAVED™: Odyssey to the West™ Premium Edition
Ninja Theory · 2013 · Adventure, Action, Post-apocalyptic, Story Rich, Singleplayer
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About ENSLAVED™: Odyssey to the West™ Premium Edition
✦ AI summary
Play as Monkey, a powerful prisoner forced into an uneasy partnership with Trip, a brilliant hacker who literally chains your fates together as you fight your way across a nature-reclaimed post-apocalyptic America. This stylish action-adventure combines visceral combat, environmental puzzles, and a gripping narrative inspired by Journey to the West, brought to life with cinematic direction by Andy Serkis.
Follow a gripping, surprise-filled journey as two dissimilar characters form an uneasy partnership in order to survive through a perilous, post-apocalyptic America.
150 years in the future, war and destruction have left the world in ruins with few humans remaining and nature having reclaimed the world. Mysterious slave ships harvest the dwindling population and take them out west, never to return.
Trip, a technologically savvy young woman has been imprisoned by a slave ship but manages to escape using her mental prowess. Monkey, a strong, brutish loner and fellow prisoner also gets free by virtue of his raw power and brawn. Trip quickly realizes that Monkey is her ticket to freedom and is her only hope to survive her perilous journey back home. She hacks a slave headband and fits it on Monkey, linking them together. If she dies, he dies and her journey has now become his. ENSLAVED centers on the complex relationship between the two main characters. Players take on the role of Monkey, utilizing a mix of combat, strategy and environmental traversal to ensure he and Trip survive the threats and obstacles that stand in the way of their freedom.
150 years in the future, war and destruction have left the world in ruins with few humans remaining and nature having reclaimed the world. Mysterious slave ships harvest the dwindling population and take them out west, never to return.
Trip, a technologically savvy young woman has been imprisoned by a slave ship but manages to escape using her mental prowess. Monkey, a strong, brutish loner and fellow prisoner also gets free by virtue of his raw power and brawn. Trip quickly realizes that Monkey is her ticket to freedom and is her only hope to survive her perilous journey back home. She hacks a slave headband and fits it on Monkey, linking them together. If she dies, he dies and her journey has now become his. ENSLAVED centers on the complex relationship between the two main characters. Players take on the role of Monkey, utilizing a mix of combat, strategy and environmental traversal to ensure he and Trip survive the threats and obstacles that stand in the way of their freedom.
Key Features
- The Premium Edition includes the original critically-acclaimed game, and additional DLC content “Pigsy’s Perfect 10” as well as character enhancement skins Ninja Monkey, Classic Monkey and Sexy Trip.
- Engaging Storyline - A post-apocalyptic retelling of the classic 400-year old novel Journey to the West co-written by famed novelist and
screenwriter, Alex Garland. - A Cinematic Masterpiece - Dramatic cutscenes co-directed by Andy Serkis, who also plays the lead role of Monkey, portraying critical events that drive the story of Monkey and Trip.
- Stunning Environments - Explore a beautiful, eerie world of war-ravaged cityscapes that have been reclaimed by nature and are fraught with danger at every turn.
- Dynamic Combat System - Attack and defend with agile prowess using a combination of melee attacks, blocks, and intense
takedowns. Use Monkey to overtake an enemy, steal its weapon, then rip the enemy apart systematically.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1] If you like those one shot action adventure games with nice plot and reliable gameplay then Enslaved is on your list. Similar to games like Bionic Commando and such it offer good mix of action, platforming and combat. Improve abilities to become even greater than in real life and become true monkey king. Fights can be frustrating but when learning how to make proper combos it's walk in the park. Climbing is often, check surroundings to find passages and levers. Levels engaging enough to play more. Visuals not so great now, still make it up for with decent gameplay and interesting story. [/h1]4 found this helpful
I saw a trailer for this game when I was in middle school. It is nice to finally have closure.1 found this helpful
[b]I've been taking a Trip down memory lane replaying my old favorites on the steam deck and I am amazed how well this one holds up even today. It is a blast from start to finish and a cult classic for a good reason.[/b] [h2]Visuals, world building[/h2] The main selling point of the game was how cinematic it was. Some big hollywood names were attached back when it meant something and it really showed. The characters look good and are very expressive even by today's standards. The cutscenes still look very cinematic. Sure the textures and the environmental details could use un upgrade now, but the artwork is timeless. I think Horizon Zero Dawn took a lot of inspiration from this game. There are a lot of similarities in the worlds: post apocalyptic but very colorful, beastlike mechs roaming the land and the people are living like savages. Of course the world of HZD is much more fleshed out, but the characterization in this game is miles ahead. [h2]Story[/h2] This game was made in an era were they put real effort into the writing, and they tried to actually appeal to their core audience: young guys/boys. There are no arrogant girl bosses here who know it all and can do it all. …
Buggy mess with an incredibly annoying camera.
Great game.
Good game/
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