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lehamsy on 11 May 2014
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MikeRox said:
lehamsy said:

Best Killzone game so far is without a doubt KZ2. Then come KZ3 and KZM. Replayability is what makes KZM such an incredible shooter, but it has some weak points in other aspects.

Killzone: Shadow Fall is just an insult not only to Killzone fans but also to the shooter genre.

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Well, Soul Sacrifice Delta is almost here, finally! I've been waiting ages to play this kind of expansion. My only hope is that it's $29.99.


I'd say that's a pretty fair summary of the KZ franchise. KZ2 was massively under-rated due to coming out at the time when it was cool to hate on the PS3.

KillZone Merc's greatest downfall, s that it's a Killzone game. I love the new approach to the game, but I think it would probably have been better being a different IP.

KZ2 is my favorite PS3 shooter. It had an amazing story, detailed scenarios, cool missions, and one of the best villians of all time: Mael Radec. I really felt like I was in a war struggling so hard to just take a bridge or a building. God, it was really amazing, so realistic.

KZ3 -aside of its dumb plot and undetailed stages- tried to do too much in a single game, and I didn't felt like I was in a real war. It felt so unrealistic how you went from place to place that fast. However, it's not that bad, at least that's what I think after having played KZ: Shadow Fall.

And yeah, Mercenary could have sold better if it didn't have the "Killzone" name. At first I didn't like the game too much mainly because its story is not well developed, it doesn't have cut scenes, and its main character is forgetable. But, as soon as I started replaying the missions in different modes, I was shocked, it was so cool! It may have some weak points, but replayability is what makes it awesome.