Plus, each area is visually stunning with enough chilling environments to unsettle anyone, pixels or not.Īs you would expect, this game is very light on the story front much like a lot of the games it models itself off of. Each level really ramps up the intensity with a difficulty curve that is one of the fairest and consistent one’s that we have ever come across. What in the world?ĭusk's campaign is split into 32 beautifully designed levels that range from very linear and simplistic in nature to long and winding areas that will test your skills to the max. It’s by all accounts a retro game aesthetic with a triple-A mind-set. The game offers much more refined gunplay than it’s predecessor, physics that actually work, the ability to use projectiles and melee attacks, a variety of different weapons to choose from that each feels distinctly different and a cavalcade of enemies that are more than just reskins of the game mindless AI. The game does plenty to give the player that retro vibe but doesn’t live and die by this notion. I mean what would you even use that much RAM for? How naïve we were.
Or alternatively, you can go all out with pixelation that will have you thinking your playing on your mega gaming PC from the nineties with a whopping 64mb of RAM.
You can set the level of pixelation in the options menu to merely offer a hint of retro with plenty of 3D aspects included. However, there are settings to change the level of effect this will have on your game. This title is very true to the games of old and provides a pixel heavy aesthetic that will take older gamers back to the good old days. Let’s begin with this games unique selling point, it’s retro artistic direction.
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