Top 3 most underrated games everyone must play – Part 2

After taking a look at the PlayStation 3 exclusive gem of a title, Demon’s Souls, it is now time to move on to a multiplatform title.

Demon’s Souls may not be everyone’s cup of tea as it leaves the gamer to fend for and learn everything; he needs to in order to survive, by himself. It broke away from the conventional game formula and is as unforgiving as it is rewarding.

Yet, that game has its own appeal, Vanquish however is sure to appeal to and appease a greater number of gamers.

The brainchild of the developer of the Resident Evil series, Vanquish takes the cover shooting mechanic of titles such as Gears of War and adds nitrous to it. Literally!

The game is a slick, fast paced, edge of your seat shooter that starts at a 100 miles-per-hour and only gets faster as you progress.

It takes both mech shooters and the conventional third-person shooters and combines them in brilliant fashion.

The basic mechanic of the game encourages players to accelerate along the ground in a rocket propelled suit whilst holding down the trigger to take down enemies of all size and shapes.

It may sound like a simple move and shoot title yet there is plenty of depth in the gameplay and players have to remain on the move at all times if they want to survive.

As for the guns in the game, well there are quite a few and players will be able to upgrade them as they progress through the game. Each gun has its own level of satisfaction and players will be asking themselves which gun they want to enjoy blowing up the
hundred of robots the game throws in your way with.

When it comes to the storyline, well there isn’t much of a story apart from the clichéd military storyline one would find in almost every movie, yet the game’s true strength lies in its gameplay and its epic boss battles.

The game may be short, as it only clocks in for a few hours, yet with a higher difficulty setting, the game will last you much, much longer.

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Posted by Musa Afridi on Mar 2 2012. Filed under Sci-Tech. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry