V-r0cK said:
Sorry, if it's not an online game (like CoD) or a fighting game (like Street Fighter), high replayable "campaign" gameplay doesn't sell me (and possibly alot others). A campaign of a game is suppose to be fulfilling enough that you wouldn't have to think about replaying it unless you want to, but in Star Fox's case, it seems like you need to in order to enjoy it/increase gameplay. If you can name me a handful of different games that people bought for the sole purpose of wanting to play the campaign game over and over and over again i'd like to see them. But I can't think of any campaign game where we'd buy it just to replay the campaign multiple times because that's how it should be played. I wasn't comparing the specifics of a mobile app to Star Fox's game play, i was stating the general basis of playing a over and over again just to beat the score. We all know there are many app games that it's all about replaying just to beat the high score. |
Playing the campaign over and over again in Star Fox is not like replaying The Order or Uncharted. Those campaign stay the same even on harder difficulties (for UC, The Order doesn't have difficulty settings).
In Star Fox, you replay the campaign to experience the levels you haven't played before. Here's the map for Star Fox 64:
The only things set during a playthrough is that you'll begin in Corneria and end at Venom. What you do in the levels determines where you'll go next. This means your first playthrough will most probably be the easy route, then you'll try for the middle road through Solar, then the hard road through Sector Y. You can also start in an easy route and warp to the harder route later. There's a lot of paths you can take making the experience different everytime.
Then there's also the challenge of getting medals in each level which bring another level of replayability to the game.
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