Prototype

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« I grew up as a prototype 2 kid much like everyone else but there is always that vocal minority that absolutely hates it and preferred the first one. I thought “wow, a game better than prototype 2? Sign me up” I played it and it was absolutely horse ****. I cannot go two seconds into a mission without getting bombarded by **** helicopters piloted by a depressed dolphin who’s wife is getting railed by a big black man and is probably mad about it too since he fires so many rockets at Alex’s big PS2 looking ahh head. Speaking of which Alex is a mouth breathing, unsympathetic moron who can’t perform basic tasks to save his own life. Every time I try to lock on to a cuckold in a tank it instead locks on to the **** king of England AND HES IN **** LONDON. And since it’s a late 2000’s game he also has amnesia (how **** original). The powers also **** ****, the armour form is useless and overrated the only positive is that it’s looks more intimidating than regular emo creepypasta **** alex. **** prototype the second one is better »

« Prototype offers a compelling story with a groundbreaking approach to gameplay. Fans of PvE shooters will enjoy the game's unique sci-fi aesthetic, with neon elements in environments as diverse as urban sprawl and high-tech labs. While the game could benefit from improved weapon mechanics, such as distinct recoil or bullet dynamics, and more varied difficulty options to cope with the intense enemy onslaught, the levels exude a compelling arena atmosphere. The art style is particularly commendable. I would definitely recommend it for its creative vision and execution. »

« "PROTOTYPE" tries hard with its neon-soaked cyberpunk aesthetics and low-poly designs, but ends up feeling like a bit of style over substance. The lighting effects and soundtrack aim to be immersive, yet they can't fully mask the game's repetitive 8 levels and the predictable slog of boss fights. The robot enemies, particularly the cannon-shooter, are more annoying than challenging. While there's an attempt at depth with maze navigation and some scattered story elements through walkie-talkies, it all feels like an afterthought. In essence, "PROTOTYPE" doesn't quite live up to its hype, leaving much to be desired for a seasoned gamer. »

« PROTOTYPE is a visually stunning cyberpunk shooter with eye-popping neon graphics and a cool low-poly aesthetic. The lighting is top-notch and the soundtrack is immersive. Gameplay-wise, it's addictive with 8 challenging levels, intense boss fights, and tough robot enemies that keep things interesting. Strategy in navigating the mazes and a decent story with lore-rich walkie-talkie snippets. »

« Man, after binging on "Pirate Jam" I had some pretty high hopes for Cold Enemy Gaming's next gem. And damn, did they deliver with "PROTOTYPE". It's like stepping into a cyberpunk dream, neon lights and all.First of all, the graphics? Pure eye candy. Those bright neon colours dancing against the moody darkness hypnotised me. The low-poly design gives it that cool, edgy feel, and the way they played around with the lighting? Absolute chef's kiss. Not to mention the beats in the background that just pull you deeper into this digital **** let's talk gameplay. Don't even get me started on how addictive PROTOTYPE is. I mean, 8 insane levels, those insane boss fights, and my personal favourite - the various robot baddies, especially the cannon-shooting robot (that thing's a nightmare, by the way). It's not your run-of-the-mill shooter. There's this depth to it, you know? Navigating these mazes, planning your battles and, oh man, these achievements. They just keep you coming back for **** the story? Okay, it's not your Oscar-winning plot, but it has its moments. The walkie-talkies scattered around, especially in the early levels, drop some juicy tidbits about the game's lore. And believe me, the chatter you hear from them? Totally adds to the atmosphere. It's the little things, like the whispers about the operator's true identity, that kept me hooked. You get the feeling that there's always something more lurking around the corner, some secret yet to be **** sum it up, PROTOTYPE isn't just another shooter you pick up and forget after a week. No, it's an experience. It's got flair, it's got depth and it's got character. For anyone looking for more than just mindless shooting, for something with a little soul and style, this is it. You won't be disappointed. My verdict? Solid ★★★★☆. It's a ride worth taking! »