GoOnKid said:
Well, the graphics are what reviewers criticized the most and the harshest. And yes, that's why the Order 1886 got that high because the graphics are that games' only value considering it mostly plays itself apart of some shooting sequences. I'm not downplaying it since there are surely many players who like just that, but that's not my cup. Devil's Third wanted to deliver seamless transitions between tps and fps, and that's exactly what it achieved. If anyone doesn't like the setting, the story, the b-movie flair, the cheesy one-liners, the ranked missions, the collectibles, the references to other media, the great soundtrack, the challenging difficulty, the insanely crazy mp modes, or Jane Doe's ass, then that's all hardly debatable since all of that is personal taste, I guess. Your last paragraph is your opinion, my opinion differs. I liked it so much that I finished it four times till now. I wonder if anybody ever finished The Order even twice. |
You clearly haven't played The Order. It was underrated for what it was. Besides graphics it had an amazing atmosphere to it, a great soundtrack, the shooting mechanics were spot on and the story was decent. The voice acting was amazing. It has its fair share of problems but it was pretty good.
I didn't like anything I played of Devil's Third at a local store. The shooting mechanics was awful, game was glitchy as hell, script was terrible and it tried to sell itself through some sexualised characters. That doesn't work for me. It had nothing good about it AT ALL.
I've finished The Order once, but I couldn't even complete the one hour playthrough I had paid to the store to play the game. It was that bad.
