Red Faction Guerrilla Re-Mars-tered Reviews

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Fallout New Vegas and this game aren't the only two games I've ever played but they are the only ones I remember

fantastic game, all about building destruction. all the buildings in the game are made as they would be in real life meaning you have to target the supports to get it to fall. very satisfying. you essentially play as a terrorist and there is very little punishment for dying so embrace that and load your buggy with bombs!

Crashes and horrible keyboard and mouse implementation

Man I like to destroy buildings! Yes I recommend this game to anybody that likes to chill out destroying things. The game play is very good too.

Grab the hammer and start looking at buildings in a different way. Time to de-stress after a long day. Red Faction Guerrila was a simple game with a simple story but a enjoyable one with a couple of things that could have some better design choices. Right from the the start you know what to expect in the game. You know what areas there is to explore and what to do to restore them to what they were before thing gone bad. The EDF is here and they are not welcome, the barricades, the defenses, the turrents, all most be gone and lucky for you, you will have a great arsenal to make things easier. There are 6 areas for you to focus in the main story and plenty of side activities to keep you busy but not enough for you to get burn out doing them all. I finished around 30 activities and after that I felt I've seen everything there was to see and the remaining would be more copy and paste without anything new so I stopped doing them and went back to the main story. Performance wise I only got a crash to the desktop and it was during the DLC main mission. Aside of that, when exiting the game I got a black screen a couple of times, nothing serious. Pushing the FOV to the max makes the game feels so much better, I highly recommend it. Gameplay wise it's a solid game but could have better mechanics. The cars feel a little too stiff when cornering and wobbly on the desert segments. Guns are more than enough and it does not get old destrying everything. Be cautious of how you use them because the AI allies tend to be a little too close for you and sometimes when swinging the hammer the worst can happen. It wouldn't be too bad if you didn't get a morale penalty when your allies die. Speaking of dying, you also get lower morale when you die so if you are dying too much just drop the difficulty down and you'll be good to go. The music feels good and gave me some Mad Max vibes. The world does not offer much variety and cut-scenes could be better looking but it's normal considering the initial release of the game. 12 hours after, I finished the main game with some side activities. The DLC is well worth your time and it's a quick one with around 2 more hours from start to finish. I got all the activities and main missions as well destroying everything in the DLC in two gaming sessions.

So first off, not the worst but not the best. It IS definitely a classic worth owning, that being said It is a classic with the problems of it's time. So if your new to the game remember that. There IS story but not really the focus, the focus of the game was it's destruction system, If you played Just Cause 2 and up it's basically that story wise and game-play wise except on mars and no flight ability. I like the game as a not so serious Legal weed edible on and off game. I play it to blow stuff up in creative ways and not think too much about anything else. If you play on above normal thou be prepared to kill many people as the enemy may and will drown you in themselves and watch ammo. Try and not to be too sympathetic about allies dying as they are as dumb as they can be and show up often without request and are at best expendable distraction, they can also make things worse if your trying to be selective in your destruction. The best way to save them is to not see them die and lose your alert level. The game for what it is....Is simple. What you do in the game you will be doing till the end of it with enough upgrades and story to get you to it's end. A classic with flaws to be sure but in terms of entertainment it's sure to be better than nothing and worth a grab on sale or full price. The game after this one is not worth buying.

This game does what most games today still cannot do. Pretty disappointed there are not gorillas in the game but apart from that, i hope they gave a promotion to whoever came up with re-mars-tered.

The destruction mechanics in this video game are still unmatched as of now. This game has had the most advanced destruction mechanics for over a decade since the height of the 7th generation. I bought it on console and then bought it again on PC and had fun both times. If you like destruction this is a must play title. The story features a dude named mason tearing down an oppressive EDF government operation on mars and freeing the oppressed citizens. The story doesn't feel outdated but it's a little predictable. There are a few less than stellar features like the driving for example but it's not a game breaker. This game is one of my favorites I can't recommend this game enough.

Aw man, this is probably one of the best games from the 7th console generation. This is THE example of gameplay over narrative. Would it be better with a good story? Sure, maybe... But does a game with destruction mechanics that are still highly intricate and advanced 15+ years later really need to have a deep story? Mindlessly smash and explode your problems away until you bring down the entire political system of Mars. You're the good guy in this, trust me :3