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***SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS** ـــــ: :ᎷᎥᏁᎥᎷᏌᎷ : :ـــــ OS: 64 bit Windows 10 / 8 / 7 Graphics: Intel Core i5-2500K 3.3GHz / AMD FX-8150 3.6GHz or equivalent Storage: 4 GB available space Sound Card: DirectX compatible soundcard ------------------------------------ ــــ: :ᎡᎬᏨᏫᎷᎷᎬᏁᎠᎬᎠ: :ـــــ ------------------------------------ OS: 64 bit Windows 10 / 8 / 7 Processor: Intel Core i5-4460 3.2 GHz / AMD Ryzen 5 1600X 3.6GHz Graphics: GeForce GTX 960 / Radeon HD 7950 3GB VRAM* Storage: 8 GB available space Sound Card: DirectX compatible soundcard ↑ ㄨ ㄨ ㄨ ㄨ ㄨ ㄨ ㄨ ㄨㄨ ㄨ ㄨ ㄨ ㄨ FULL TITLE → REVIEW Metal Max Xeno Reborn ☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴ ▅ ▆ ▇ ❶ BACKGROUND PHOTO GAME ❶ ▅ ▆ ▇ ☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴ ☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴ ▅ ▆ ▇ ❷ GAME DEFINITION ❷ ▅ ▆ ▇ ☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴ Metal Max Xeno Reborn is certainly unique in the JRPG sphere, taking place in the crappiest imaginable future. Humanity developed a super-AI called NOAH to help us with all the destruction we were wreaking on the natural environment. NOAH decided that humanity was the problem and went to work wiping us out. I have to say, that’s fair enough. That would probably be the most efficient way of fixing things. The AI absolutely stomped all over humanity’s collective butt. Then it stomped some more. Just as it’s lined up to shove its foot all the way in, Talis (or whatever you name him) shows up and suddenly becomes the savior of all humanity. What’s left of it, anyway. Which isn’t a lot. Your goal is simple; NOAH’s ultimate weapon, the Catastropus (I am absolutely not making that up), is primed to take out Iron Base, one of the final strongholds of humanity. Talis needs to find some weapons and some people to use them, and stop it. ☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴ ▅ ▆ ▇ ❸ GAMEPLAY PHOTO ❸ ▅ ▆ ▇ ☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴ ☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴ ▅ ▆ ▇ ❹ GAMEPLAY INFO ❹ ▅ ▆ ▇ ☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴ Refreshingly, Metal Max Xeno Reborn is rather light on narrative. I’ve grown accustomed to JRPGs beating me over the head with exposition, so it’s nice to find one that gets its point across and leaves you to your own devices. In Metal Max’s case, your devices are tanks. Forget magic and enchanted swords, you’ve got tanks. You find a tank in the very next room that you start in, and while there are plenty of sections where you need to get dust on your boots, most of the action is from the armored safety of a tank. Some of the most exciting moments in the game are when you come across new tanks out in the desert and most of the combat strategy involves putting the right armaments on your vessel and finding the most effective way to fill the air with them. Indeed, in the midst of battle, there’s little flexibility. It’s a mix between real-time and turn-based, but hiding behind things never really got me far. Instead, it’s best to equip for your enemy’s weaknesses and then try to hurl as much pain their way as you can before it strips the steel off your tank. ☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴ ▅ ▆ ▇ ❺ GAMEPLAY PHOTO ❺ ▅ ▆ ▇ ☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴ ☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴ ▅ ▆ ▇ ❻ SOME STAGE INFO ❻ ▅ ▆ ▇ ☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴ You’re left to figure out a lot of things on your own. While I frankly prefer this over being overloaded with information early on, I have to wonder how many things I overlooked because the information I was provided on it was insufficient. Some weapons seem underpowered or innocuous, but maybe that’s just from a stat standpoint and they have some special function that isn’t stated. The arsenal in Metal Max Xeno Reborn is dizzying, and I simply don’t have the interest in testing out everything individually. The storyline is going to be off-putting to some. The narrative itself is incredibly basic and doesn’t feature much at all in terms of twists and terms. A lot of the heavy lifting is done by the backstory, which you pick up in bits and pieces. While it’s rather to the point, I found it to be strangely engaging. An apocalypse caused by man’s hubris is hardly a new perspective, but there’s this resigned “we probably deserved it” underlying everything. It’s a dark, almost humorous cynicism. It tickles me greatly that the overall backstory is the tale of a colossal screw-up, then when our backs were against the wall, we continued to screw up. There’s an assortment of party members to pick up, but while some of them are interesting enough, interacting with them isn’t. As you work with them, their lines of dialogue in the base change and you get more of their back story. That’s about it, though. There’s very little interaction, you just talk to them until there’s world-ending sex. ☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴ ▅ ▆ ▇ ❼ GAMEPLAY PHOTO ❼ ▅ ▆ ▇ ☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴☴ SOURCE : https://www.destructoid.com/reviews/review-metal-max-xeno-reborn-pc-ps4-switch/ ⁔⁔⁔⁔⁔⁔⁔⁔⁔⁔⁔⁔⁔ ◥VIDEO TRAILER◤

Game Information : Super Punch Patrol (Nintendo Switch) Developer: Hörberg Productions Publisher: Hörberg Productions Released: September 17, 2020 MSRP: $4.99 Super Punch Patrol's three playable characters fit the archetypes of the genre's protagonist staples. There's Anders Punch, a lumbering fellow who hits slow but hard; Nils, a quick cop who prefers to fight with his shirt off; and Selma, who plays more or less similar to Nils with a few unique characteristics of her own. Each character has a simple, one-button combo, as well as a super move that clears the area around them at the cost of a little bit of health. They also have a jump attack, a dash attack, and the ability to grab their opponents with a few options on how to dispose of them. You can also do a quick dodge either up or down on the stage, and that's a move I found myself relying on a lot. That's because this game is hard. On all difficulty levels, of which there are four, enemies can do a considerable amount of damage. The grunts you face in each stage are relentless, often attacking off-screen, hitting straight through your super moves, or quickly surrounding you to take turns punching you in the face like you're Kurt Russell at the end of Death Proof. A well-timed dodge might get you out of that pickle, but what this game could really use is a backward attack. The ability to throw the weapons you pick up would be helpful as well. Both attack options have been present in the genre for as long as I can remember, so it's disappointing they didn't find their way into this game. The lack of those moves, as well as the aggressive A.I. and the fact that enemies can come at you from both sides of the screen, results in an experience that is best played with a friend. Super Punch Patrol supports couch co-op, and an individual Joy-Con does a surprisingly excellent job of handling the gameplay. When playing with a partner, all the little frustrating moments I experienced going through it solo became extremely uncommon. Sure, enemies still dealt a bit too much damage, but with someone at my side, I didn't have to worry about one of my lives disappearing in seconds because I found myself surrounded by katana-wielding ninja and shirtless bears. The design of those bears and the other enemies you face are the clear highlight of this package. The sketchbook art direction here is fantastic, far ahead of what Hörberg achieved with his Gunman Clive titles. When this game was revealed, there were a lot of comments comparing the art to Tom of Finland. It's an apt comparison as, like Mr. Laaksonen, Super Punch Patrol has a clear admiration for the male body. You see it in the heroes, in the advertisements in the subway level, and in the moose knuckles of enemies like Henrik and Gustav when you knock them to the ground. Enemy variety is pretty small, and later stages contain nicely drawn reskins of those you've fought before; but at just five levels, it's not that big of a deal. The level designs themselves are pretty straight-forward, featuring a mix of beat 'em up staples like back alleys, sewers, elevators, and rooftops. There's even a rocket skateboard stage that feels right out of 1989's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. And while each level is distinct in its setting, the lack of color throughout Super Punch Patrol leaves the city feeling a bit too lifeless. At $4.99, you really can't go wrong with downloading Super Punch Patrol from the eShop. With a few adjustments this could be a really good, potentially great game, but there's easily five bucks worth of entertainment here, including 12 costumes to unlock across the three characters and an online leaderboard if you want to chase high scores. Just make sure you bring a friend along because this city is not kind to those who walk its streets alone. ------------------------------------------------- Game Is For ( Nintendo Switch ) ------------------------------------------------- Official Trailer :

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