Makes it worse that there are no extra modes besides replaying the campaign and even then you can only start from the beginning. I beat it on medium difficulty in 5 hours. The voice acting is surprisingly well done especially from Mike Moh as Lo Wang. The level design feels more focused and well emphasized and the environments look great. The movement feels responsive and the controls are very fluid. The gore weapons especially work really well.
The movement feels responsive and the Good- The combat is amazing and has awesome variety. Good- The combat is amazing and has awesome variety.
It may not be reinventing the wheel in any drastic means, but Shadow Warrior 3‘s warranted excess and lovably chaotic flow is one you’ll easily get lost in and perhaps never want to get out of. That attitude may only get you so far in admiration, so it’s thanks to a mixture of smart strategic additions to its combat formula, as well as a welcome care to its artistic design, where the series’ third entrant will garner a majority favor. But few will disagree that developer Flying Wild Hog have gone about this in as unapologetic and as indulgently-confident a manner as one can get. For others, myself included, that notion of being stripped back by no means signals a negative. Some will deduce this year’s offering lacks what made 2016’s title a novel but compelling shooter to play in repeated session.
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While all parties will unilaterally agree Flying Wild Hog’s third outing in the series feels more stripped back and “to the point” than its predecessors - least on the surface - feelings thereafter will no doubt be split. For some, what you make of Shadow Warrior 3 may well be influenced by the comparisons one draws from the prior 2016 entrant.
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