Revolution 60

Revolution is an amazing videogame. Minigames are fun, cutscenes and music are very cinematic and cool. Story is also great. Boss fights are easy. In short game is best experienced by just watching the cutscenes on youtube. Cant wait for the next game.

Revolution 67 is singlehandley the worst video game I've ever played. It feels like if the creator had a bad fever dream about Signalis and tried to make hetslop out of it. If she calls me "AGP" for this review then that would be really funny. 0/10 congrats on not trying :3

bad game

I bought this back when this was released in 2016, played about a hour of it, was a bit underwhelmed, put it in the backlog. Decided to come back 10 years later and play through the darn thing. Yup, still pretty underwhelming. In all fairness I have to say the game [i]isn't[/i] an unmitigated disaster overall - I've played [i]so[/i] much worse games - but it just tries too hard to be much more than it actually is, and all the PC port jank doesn't help. It's just not a game that I can recommend anyone to play for fun, or even to play as a historical footnote. Overall, the game is plagued by the developers coming up with neat ideas and then failing to make sure that the ideas work as a cohesive whole, and sometimes not if the ideas work individually. Example one: ooh, a combat system based on a tactical grid! ...which isn't all that tactical in practice. Combine that with the short length of the game, lack of enemy variety and the fact that combat takes a sizable chunk of the game runtime, it's a recipe for disaster. Example two: Reputation/loyalty/competence scores - which would matter a lot more if it was part of a huge multi-factional narrative (like Mass Effect), but now it's "…

lol, lmao even

HEY YOU! YEAH YOU! How does Typing of the Dead X Mass Effect sound!? With worst graphics ever to only Mr. Pickles. If that sounds good! Buy it. But pls don't