Best Xbox 360 Adventure Games (2024 Updated)

Urban Strike takes place in 2001 and centers around the antagonist H. R. Malone, a millionaire media mogul, ex-presidential candidate, and fanatic cult leader who promotes a moralistic agenda that will expunge corruption from America and promises that his personal security force will tackle crime.

Despite being considered dangerous, Malone’s charisma has won him many American followers. As the plot begins, one of Malone’s men is revealed to be “Agent Ego” (played by co-Designer, Tony Barnes), a spy for the fictional “Strike C.

O. R. E. ” organization and a former co-pilot from the events of Jungle Strike. Ego reports to his superiors that Malone is planning construction of a superweapon with which to destabilize the U. S. government, and that valuable components are being collected in Hawaii.

However, he is unaware that Malone has penetrated his cover, and Ego is killed with a car-bomb. The player character takes the news of Ego’s death very personally. The first mission takes place in Hawaii, where the player character intercepts Malone’s attempted theft of giant mirrors and sees to the rescue of a plastic surgeon being targeted by assassins.

After the mission’s completion, the plastic surgeon reveals that he had operated on a horribly deformed burn victim in Washington DC many years ago, who later turned out to be Malone. The plastic surgeon says he was marked for death because he had recently deduced that the man he actually operated on was Carlos Ortega, who was one of the two bosses in (and was presumed killed at the end of) Jungle Strike.

After further missions in Mexico and San Francisco, Malone finishes the superweapon and fires it at New York City, causing mass destruction and chaos. As the player flies out to control the damage and rescue civilians, Malone fires the weapon twice more, allowing Strike C.

O. R. E. to track its location: a facility located near Las Vegas. After infiltrating the facility and capturing Malone, the madman attempts to kill the player by detonating a time-bomb strapped to his chest, but the player drops Malone onto his own superweapon as it detonates, destroying them both at once.

Im a huge TellTale fan so this game was a must have. The graphics havent aged that well and the gameplay is the Same as most games but the story is compelling and just more Jurassic Park content is amazing enough for me!.

Since I collect old video games and consoles, I consider this one a must have game for Genesis/Mega Drive. The chopter/strikes series from eletronic arts, are not often find in best games guides. But I like very much because I consider the old shooters very fun and an alternative of casual games nowadays.

Some genres of old games are not fun anymore, if you compare to modern games. But the shooters are very dinamic, you just have to react, not much strategic thinking. You dont have to spend much time playing to make sense.

If I had to spend more than an hour in a game I prefer a modern one. So this game is one of the best shooters of the genesis generation (16 bit). Its kind of original for that time, the view is diferent, not the usual scrolling screen, you choose your direction and your targets.

The chopter thing is kind of cool also. I recommend!!.

I picked both One and Two up on a buy one get one deal. I do not regret it at all. These game are extremely fun. They are my favorite games I’ve purchased this year. They have a special two player arcade mode that lets you play the retro Nintendo version in an updated 3-D setting.

Very neat. This game has puzzles, and obstacles, some you have to solve in a 360 degree way. This game is not boring at all. You kill ghosts and collect fruit and do all kinds of cool things. Kind of reminds me of Super Mario but with a giant yellow teenage ball as the main avatar.

I would recommend for all ages. These games have made their way into my top 5 of all time favorites. I’ve literally played until my hands were too sweaty to hold the controller. Not one bad thing to say about it.

Buy both versions. The first one will hook you and you will want to have the second one readily on hand after you beat number one. Take the time to watch the video if your still not convinced. YouTube has longer and better walkthroughs.

Challenging in places, easy enough in other places that my young child can play. Graphics seem a little slow in high-activity segments of the game, but it only lasts a couple minutes and isn’t a constant issue.

My son has the XBOX 360 game. The game is good BUT only ONE person can play this game. I was very upset to pay over $40 for a game that only one of my kids can play at a time. Normally, I select games for both kids to play simultaneously, but this one had limited information so I guessed that this would be like other games.

Big mistake! I would recommend this game because it is fun, but the kids have to take turns and this is a hassle to make sure each child gets equal time.

More what I was expecting from the Witcher Games. I loved that my decisions from the first game stuck with me on this game. It made the world more immersive for me. I enjoyed the updated game play vs the point and click of the first game.

Story wise this game is great as well. I was sad to see it end but am excited to move on to the next.

The Witcher 2: Assasins of Kings, CD Projekt Red’s first port and step into the console world, is without a doubt, one of, if not, the best RPGs to grace the console scene in a while. While some may have been reluctant that a PC exclusive game was going to get ported into the Xbox 360, for reasons such as wanting it to stay exclusive to PC or in disbelieve that it will not translate well into the console’s limited control scheme and hardware, CD Projekt has shown that PC titles and Console titles can be at harmony with one another, putting more emphasis on the buyer’s preference, much like the gameplay The Witcher 2 has.

The Witcher 2 has some of the most refined RPG controls for a controller, considering how limited the Xbox 360 control is compared to the Keyboard/Mouse combo of PC. You’ll never be wishing that the developer had put a button into better use or that it’s too awkward to play; no, you’ll just simply pick up the controller and as the game progresses, learn with ease how to play.

The controller, is simple and accessible. And those are the keywords: simple and accessible. If the button mapping and controller are simple and accessible, then the gameplay can go untouched, without having to hinder or detriment aspects to conform to a limited device.

This is, honestly, a lesson that many developers for RPGs need to learn. Since the controller and gameplay mechanics go hand-in-hand, The Witcher 2 excels at having top-notch combat. The blocking/parry system works wonderful with the triggers and every fight you lose, you’ll know that it was your fault and not because of cheap control schemes or artificial difficulty.

Rolling, dodging, blocking, parrying, and slashing/stabbing in different manners actually matter in this game; all these in correlation make every encounter meaningful and keep each combat scenario fresh.

You’ll never be slashing away at an enemy until either one of you falls, because you’ll be the one to fall. No parts of the combat gameplay mechanics are gimmicky. Another lesson many RPG developers out there need to learn; keep the gimmicks out of combat.

The diversity and depth come from the actual combat and not having to rely on false promises or having gimmicks such as a perk system. On the technical side of The Witcher 2, the game does suffer from too much loading; though all the loading times are very minimal, you can rarely go through one door without having the game to load.

In the heat of the story progression, this actually does detriment. Whether this is because the Xbox can’t handle so much graphical display, because The Witcher 2 is an amazing graphical game and does push the Xbox 360 to its limits with quality and not quantity, or just a failsafe way in order to make the game does not glitch up like other RPGs out there in the market, this begins to add up and is a con towards the game.

As previously stated, the graphics are amazing: The lush forests, full of vibrant colors, with great trees that are inhabited by the wildlife and block sunlight- though now and then the sun pierces the tree’s green leaves and makes you stop and marvel at the beauty of the game’s engine; or contrary to the forest, the towns are painted, to depict the medieval times, with a dull color scheme, but the accessories such as the townspeople, inns, and outdoor activities, complimented with a medieval- esque soundtrack that completely immerses you into the game, makes one of the best atmosphere developed in video games.

Certainly geared towards younger children and on the easy side but its a lot of fun. The control scheme is simple and easy to pick up as its mostly a one-button game. There are no immediately noticeable technical issues or major flaws.

A well put together effort. It has the look and feel of the original Rayman, but a bit easier to play. There’s multiple paths to take and lots of stuff to collect in a slow paced well put together platforming experience.

There’s a little less for the 2nd player to do as Woodstock, but kids could take turns or the least skilled game player could easily use the little bird buddy. This would be great for any younger Peanuts or Snoopy fan.

I’ve watched alot of Adventure Time in CN, and I sure get all the Dungeons & Dragons, Final Fantasy, Tales of Symphonia, Dragon Quest, Chrono Trigger, Legend of Zelda references in the show. I’ve also played the DS version of “Hey Ice King, why you steal our garbage?” which is a pretty decent re-wash of the awfull “Zelda II: The Adventure of Link” for the NES, and I have played the “Explore the Dungeon Because I Don’t Know!” for PS3 which IMO is awfull boring.

This “Secret of the nameless kingdom” is also a love letter to the early Legend of Zelda games, the gameplay mechanism is similar to the “Link’s Awakening”,”Oracle of Time/Age”, “The Minish Cap”, the player as Finn (with the help of Jake), has three princesses to save, each princess is in a dungeon, guarded by a Boss.

What Finn needs to do is learn some ability who’ll allow him to enter the dungeon, those abilities are earned by helping other characters, by getting them some items, after that it’s time to explore the dungeon, solve some puzzles, defeat the bad guy(s), save the beauty and earn something in return.

In comparsion with the retro sources, the game is too short, and hollow, but it’s Nostalgic, the voice over is good (it’s not only text, like the previous titles), some puzzles are challenging, and some items are fun to craft, in another hand, Finn’s mobility is incompatible with the analog, some movements get stuck in simple things as stairs, or already cuted bushes, the sword movement also takes alot of time to respond, even after you upgrade the character, the background music is repetitive, the enemies variety is short, the lack of quests makes the game also short, and the “Loading screen time is extensively painfull between stages, rooms, dungeons.

Do I recommend you this game? Yes, if you like the early Legend of Zelda games, or the Adventure Time show, or just if you’re looking for a game to play between games, or even if you want to have your kids to experience a similar adventure you experienced on your NES, and SNES back in the late 80’s early 90’s.

Should you give big money for it? Not really. The digital version of the game is on the PSN for less than 10, and believe me the amount of “Loading screen” time is shorter than the physical version. This “Secret of the nameless kingdom”, sure deserves a spin, but only a short one.

The other reviewer is crazy to say that this game is unplayable offline. Nothing could be further from the truth. This game is an entirely offline single-player experience that does NOT require an XBox Live Gold membership OR an internet connection.

The gameplay is nearly identical to TLoZ: A Link To The Past, so if you are a fan of an old-school action RPGs then you can’t go wrong. I wish they made more current gen games based on classic formulas that worked so well.

I would have given this 4 stars, but in order to balance the unfair 1-star review, I upped it one. Recommended for all ages, however some puzzles can be a bit tricky.

This game is awesome. Cool graphics and gameplay it is a Zelda clone. You’ll enjoy it.

I bought this product as I love platform games and this one does not disappoint. Plenty of action and you have to use your brain instead of all those point and shoot games. Two games in one plus a bonus game so good value for the money.

Brilliant.

VERY FUN I LOVE!!❤️ and Alfred is soo attractive. I wish it gave more time to answer questions though. Joker should be shown more as well. Character designs are awesome. I RECOMMEND YES YES YES

Great Game that steers you into a different direction than the other Batman games. This Batman game pulls you in and has some great action! This is an amazing game and I love how your in control of what happens or how your relationship with the characters can effect your choices in the game.

Only complaint is that I wish there were more episodes because it seems like the game just goes so fast.

The game was really enjoyable to play because of the many decisions you could make in the story. It was made by a very well development team. They always come to deliver the best story. Its similar to other telltale games made.

I recommend it to other gamers and people who just like batman. You get to create your own story its great.

This is a really great game! it’s like an adventure time episode! the cartoon is so funny and I enjoy the game alot. I love the graphics too, would totally recommend getting it if you enjoy the cartoon!!.

I always check on ebay before buying the Xbox 360 games, anywhere else! My son spends a lot of time playing this game! It was his birthday gift. He is 6yrs. Old!

Daughter loves this game and the cartoon. I makes you feel like you’re in the cartoon. Very immersive and she really loved finding the clues.

First of all, Id like to tell my story, about when I first got this game. I was god knows what age, at Costco, with my Mother, and Brother. Back when there was a small video game isle, my Brother and I would always sneak off, to see the new games.

There wasnt any new ones that looked cool, besides a single game in the middle. It was the last copy, of LEGO Indiana Jones (for the Wii, of course). We begged, and begged, until finally, she was fed up, and couldnt take it anymore.

Fine, She said, But Im not getting you two anything else for a while. We wrapped up shopping, shortly after, but beforehand, we all got the delicious, yet inexpensive, Costco pizza. Still to this day, I reminisce about that pizza.

Soon, we got in the car, and after what felt like an eternity, were home. The second we got in the house, I tore open the plastic sealing, and my brother and I jumped down the small flight of stairs, to the family room.

There, my brother opened the case to reveal the most gorgeous disc Ive ever laid my eyes upon. He near instantly, inserted the disc into the Wii, and we were off. The game starts with a cutscene. More or less a retelling, of the first bit of Indiana Jones.

The very first level starts off with, Indiana Jones, and a man, who I will refer to as Shovel Guy. As my brother was a fair amount a years older than me, he took Indy. While this story goes on, the rest is quite irrelevant to topic at hand.

Fast forward about 7 years later, my brother, now and college, and me, in high school. present day, 2018. While I had played through, and 100%ed it multiple times, within that 7 years, It had been at least 2 years, since I had even seen the boxart.

It had be chewed up by the dog and stepped on, scratched, and torn. Yet still functional, as a case. When I opened it, I found no manual, but a disc. That same disc I set my eyes upon years before. I took it out, only to see scratches.

I prayed and hoped, it would work, and it did, for a short while. Half way through the first level of my childhood, everything went black, with a few words on the screen. Please clean disc. I followed the instructions, but alas, the disc could not prevail, it was lost forever.

For a long moment, I fell into a depressive sloop. I shut down all contact, with my parents and friends, only to remember that I had a debit card, and eBay. Instantly, after searching for a bargain, I finally found the proper replacement for my childhood.

Days felt like years, waiting for the mail. However, one faithful Thursday, I arrived home, to see the mail truck, at the mail box. Could it be? asked myself. I raced to grab the key, and sprinted to the mail box.

When I opened it, I initially saw nothing, until I looked under the newspaper, there it was, the package with my name on it. i grabbed the rest of the mail, and ran back inside, throwing the mail at my mother, before running away, and secluding myself in my room.

After one long day, I finished the first six levels, each being as great as I remember. Nowadays, while I havent 100%ed the game again (its a little tedious), I have dubbed myself The #1 LEGO Indiana Jones fan.

Nothing can compare to my love for this game. Nothing.

Some parents may find it violent as there is shooting and fighting. That said, the characters “fall apart” in typical Lego fashion. My 5 and 9 year old have been playing it together and they find they are able to complete levels of gameplay.

The puzzles required to complete levels are easy enough for them to do and often require teamwork from both to complete. There are 6 individual levels for each of the 3 movies making 18 total game levels PLUS 3 bonus levels.

Players have the ability to create and name their own character which my kids also enjoyed. This is a great game and I would recommend it.

Love all the Lego games. Beat them and replayed to unlock all the extras. I have convinced many grown adults to play these games whether they have kids or not. They are just fanatic loads of fun!!!

This is a must play game for anyone that loves Star Wars universe. The story doesn’t gel with the canon but who cares it’s a video game and a blast to play. The game mechanics has been improved over the previous game it’s easier to land combos and use force powers.

You feel bad ass throwing storm troopers off ledges and taking down AT walkers. Boss battles are fun too. Get the Endor DLC for a $ it’s fun you get to kill annoying chewbacca and whip Han Solo’s ass and then Leia too as a super powerful dark apprentice.

so good!!! Don’t listen to the online Star Wars fan boys who complain about canon and story related stuff and spoil the game. If you want to truly unleash some force powers this is the game to indulge in.

The original Force Unleashed was a great game. One of the best attempts to give the player the power of the force. And while it had its problems, it was still fun to play and would keep you playing for a long time.

Force Unleashed II, does alot of work to improve on the flaws of the original, but is still hit by its own issues. The gameplay has been greatly improved on the orignal, the combat flows with alot more ease.

You can quickly take out whole squads of storm-troopers with little effort. While most enemies can be taken out easily, you will come across some later in the game that will force you to be a little more tactical, with some that will block your lightsaber attacks, and even some that are immune to the power of the force.

The combat does still have some issues at the moment, such as when you try to use the force to lift objects/enemies. There are some enemies in the game that are too big to lift, but you can throw stuff at them, the only problem being that the game doesnt always target what you want to move.

Due to the way it selects targets, you often find yourself targeting the large enemy, or something else entirely. But despite this, the game is a marvel to play from start to finish. Unfortunately, the problem the game has, and its a big one, is length.

On the regular difficulty setting, you can get through the entire game in roughly 7-8 hours, which for a game of this type, feels really short. Its probably not helped by the fact that you only visit a handful of locations in the game and only 3 boss battles throughout.

For all its improvments, I cant help but feel that the game was cut short, with alot of content cut in order to stream-line the game, but in the end, feels like your not getting enough bang for your buck.

A solid game, but one thats over too soon to be truly enjoyed.

If you have played the first game you will know of of the flaws of that game, eg too short, repeated level worlds, robot-like movement ect Even with all those flaws i really enjoyed the first game, and even with all the obvious improvements with the sequel those annoying things have appeared yet again.

Though i did really enjoy the game, again which is good. The good: The graphics have been improved. alot. The game looks brilliant. Good variety of levels. Voice acting is very good, as with the first game it feels like a starwars game.

The bad: Too short, like the first game this only has 9 levels. Even though i started the game on hard, i completed it in 6 hours. I thought they would have made the game alot longer than that. Tedious boss battles, without giving too much away, midway through all the boss battles i was getting very bored.

Its all about the button pushing and not much else. Button combos, defeating enemies is all about pushing the correct button at the right time when they tell you to. Its all well and good slicing and dicing a war droid but then to have all that hard work taking away by an animation finishing it off for you.

it kind of takes the fun away. If you enjoyed the first game, you will really enjoy this one like i did. And if your new to the game then i would highly recommend it. Though, i wouldn’t be paying £40 for this again, it just feels like half a game.

Best to wait till the price drops.

They just keep improving upon each new Devil May Cry game for the Sony PS3 system. This one is so damn good, that I can’t get very far into the game. It’s one of those more challenging games that requires a walkthrough to help you get through it.

Still, it was fun for what little I could get through.

When this version of the game was released. It was only available online to purchase. So I was thankful to find out there was a physical copy actually released for the PlayStation 4 to make up for not being able to get it when it first released.

Its a very fun game its different its much better than the original version mainly because you actually get to play as Virgil in this one.

I am truly a long time Devil May Cry fan. I got the first Devil May Cry when it first came out without even thinking twice about it. Devil May Cry 4 is very disappointing to a fan like me. It’s pretty much a combination of all the past games with little new stuff added.

So there isn’t really any improvement in DMC 4. The story line is ok if that, it is very repetitive. You go so far out there and then you have to come all the way back the same way. There is very little diversity among the monsters.

Dante’s weapons suck except for the gauntlets which are pretty much the same as DMC 1 without the fireballs. The combat is fun but I find myself mostly using the swordmaster class because it’s the only way to do aerial combos.

Any other class and the combat gets very repetitive. The game also doesn’t explain much about Nero. It is an enjoyable game but not something you wanna buy unless you are a big fan of the series; it is more of a rental.

The best Devil May Cry was the first one. The story was great, the weapons awesome, many diverse monsters to fight, boss fights were challenging and fun. DMC 2 didn’t have a very good story line but the action was the best in the series.

It’s the only Devil May Cry to have wall running which was really cool and made combat awesome. DMC 3 had an ok story line and great gameplay. Weapons were awesome in it. The Devil May Cry series has been great but considering past games Devil May Cry 4 leaves a lot to be desired, it is really a rental game.

This HP game allows you to explore the castle in much the same way as JK Rowling described it in the novels. You also get to play gob-stones, exploding Snap!, and chess! Not to mention learning all the spells, dueling, trying to get an “O” in all classes, Occlumency lessons with Snape, going to Grimmauld Place, Ministry of Magic, feeding thestrals, it’s all there! I enjoy all the HP games but this one is by far my favorite and I can dip into it again and again to play chess against Gryffindor, Slytherin or Ravenclaw champions or gob-stones or exploding Snap!.

Great game- very complex and interactive. Highly entertaining. The best HP game I have played out of the 1st three (didn’t try the fourth because of the reviews). I liked this game because the castle and grounds were enormous with lots of exploring opportunities.

Also, there were a ton of tasks to complete, from fixing statues in the castle to playing exploding snap. I think the game makers really tried hard with this game and I would highly recommend the game to all HP lovers.

Also, the statements the characters made in the game were often verbatim from the book, which was really impressive. The game makers clearly read the book and didn’t just watch the movie.

The gameplay is smooth. Hogwarts is as magical and beautiful as ever, and you can even occupy your time playing Wizard’s Chess (which I admit, I’ve played my fair share of). The story isn’t as strong as it could have been, but as a hardcore Harry Potter fan, I can overlook its imperfections.

Personally, I love it, but I would recommend buyers to watch some gameplay footage first, just to be sure that they’ll enjoy it.

I actually really liked this game.I do not play console games that much. I bought it at gamestop for i believe $30. I liked the story it had to it. I liked the missions it had. I give it 10/10.

It’s an amazing game but would it kill the creators to make it available for ps4!? Like seriously amazing game but sucks when it comes to availability on other consoles

It is a fun game that I have enjoyed playing with my daughters. The graphics are decent and the gameplay is good enough for a 4 year old to be able to enjoy it.

Spyro’s name is nothing new, but the hype surrounding the purple dragon has always turned me off towards it. Recently I demoed one of the new Skylanders games. After that, I was hooked, so I went back to begin at the start of the Skylanders saga.

This is a great multi-platform game that lets you create and grow your own Skylanders characters and then take them to a friend’s house (your friend can even have a different console) and play with them.

The world is deep, the characters aren’t just fillers – every NPC has a purpose – and there is always something new to explore. The only downside to this game is the price. The starter pack retails upwards of $60 and each individual Skylander you buy after that costs another $9-$12, or $18-$22ish for a three pack.

In addition to each figure there are multiple acessories that you can purchase at your discretion. That being said, this product deserves five stars and I plan on playing the others as well!.

This is the perfect addition to our Skylander collection. My daughter and I have been collecting since the second game “Giants” came out. We are now going back to fill in all the older ones we had missed.

Ebay was the perfect way to pick up this older game. ESPECIALLY because the new portals are backward compatible. All you really need is the Game Disc and any of the portals from the newer Skylander games.

We LOVE SPYRO! (Spyro was only included with the first game starter kit. he is difficult to find as a stand alone character in a single package anymore. ) So grab a Spyro’s Adventure starter pack while you can!.

I bought this product because my sons and I have had so much fun with Skylanders Giants that we decided to try the older game. We had a blast! The story and game play was easy enough for my 4 year old to play by himself, but fun and challenging enough to keep my interest.

The graphics were OK, better then Giants on a Nintendo Wii, but nothing compared to Giants on my XBOX360. The character animation and spell effects were great. The cut scenes were ok. The one thing I didn’t like was the lack of ability to skip dialogue, which you could do with Giants, especially since my sons like to replay levels.

We have only gotten a few levels done but so far I can see why it warranted a sequel and Activision and Toys For Bob still impress even with an older game!.

I first bought this game for PC, but only a couple of minutes into starting it I KNEW that I’d made an error. Yes the graphics are superior on the PC version (this is provable in side by side comparisons even with the PS4 Pro version) but every fibre of my senses told me the best control method was a PS4 controller for a game with this type of mechanics – and my god I was right.

One of the timed jumps right near the start of the game is incredibly frustrating – it took me at least 25 attempts to get past it. But aside from that this game is beautiful to look at and the transitions between inside and outside are particularly impressive – with lighting effects used with incredible technical skill.

Collision detection is also fairly impressive so far. This edition of course contains all the various skins etc they had as DLC although to be honest, DLC these days amounting to uninteresting things like skins for Lara, clothes and skins for guns, it’s not going to add much to the game.

There may be additional multiplayer stuff but I’m not interested in multiplayer or co-op. But luckily for single players like me there’s a great big adventure to be had here.

The Rise of the Tomb Raider game is a great single player campaign game if you like TR games (running around seeking inventory to build better weapons, and craft necessary items) and completing the story line to gain skill points.

The story was well done and made you feel immersed in it. The combat is not twitch style like most first person shooters so you have to get used to it but it becomes natural as you get into it. You can set your difficulty levels to make it harder or easier to complete the puzzles and it lasted over 20 hours for my first play through (although I have TR 2013 and its very familiar to me).

You can make it much longer if you explore every place possible (my guess is double that time). I have TR2013 and Shadow of the Tomb Raider and they are similar and different, but all a good wild ride to go through them.

I would say watch youtube videos to get a better idea of the gameplay, the graphics are great, Geothermal valley will strain a mid level system fps wise. So a low spec system will have issues with running this.

I have been playing Tomb Raider games since the 90s. It is hands down my favorite series of games and I have to say I am unbelievably impressed with the advances in graphics. With that being said, I was underwhelmed by the limitations in this game.

Actions tend to be limited to a set number of options. While this allows for some great cut scenes, other Tomb Raider games had it down better with a more free form playing. Overall still a great game, but expected a little more.

Of course, I received this game quickly and as advertised. I have beaten the original Darksiders twice (once on the Xbox 360 and again on the PS3), but I never got a chance to play this sequel until now.

It is a little different and has more RPG elements than the first. Now, I’m not a huge RPG fan, but I am thoroughly enjoying this game! I look forward to completing it, so I can dive into part 3 in the series and continue the story.

Liked the first much better. The graphics on this one were pretty but turned out to be a difficult platform game. Mechanics did not help with the platform style. For platform lovers, an OK game for sure.

But too much for me. Picked it up cheap so good value just wish it had more story and adventure IMO!.

I have played the 1st one and still in the middle of it and played this one also. Compelling story, controls seem pretty easy. A hack and slash God of War type epic, level up system. Puzzles and challenges sometimes dont know what to do or execute in some instances, but Well executed, vibrant, easy flow, you have your spells and combo system.

Im glad the 3rd installment is coming, and Ill be sure to get it. Totally worth the money foe this item, glad its brought to PS4 to enjoy the game all over again and refresh your nostalgia if you are into these type of games.

wonderfully suspenseful, the cramped corridors of the ship, the music, never knowing when a necromorph would pop out and attack. It’s a great horror game. having to conserve your ammo and pick your shots as carefully as possible, wonderful way to raise the tension.

the graphics and design of the enemies are excellent. this game is a 10/10.

I was late to trying the Dead Space game series (like super late, first played it on game pass on the series x). I like to collect the physical copy of games that I’ve played so once I finished it, I had to buy the physical copy.

DK Oldies had the best price and I was confident that the game would work. I’ll be back next month to buy the second game!.

Wow, this game is amazing. one of the best games I have played in a long time. When the first creature appeared I was startled and I liked that and you had to run from it to get your weapon. the graphics in this game are great.

the creatures look amazing and so do the rest of the characters and the background. the story is great and the voice acting is great. the intensity of the game is great as well, you are always on edge not knowing when a creature will come out and attack you and the music is just icing on the cake.

EA did a great job with this game and I hope the rest are as good or better. If you have not played this game then I recommend you do. This game is Gametastic.

I think the overall game is good. Graphics are good the story line is similar but different on same major lines to the movie. The main character (you) is not Flynn’s son but a monitor program? The end boss is not CLU but Abraxus? A virus created by CLU to casue havoc?? Anyway if you have seen the movie there are parts of this game that are similar but dont expect it to follow the same story line.

The controls / movement is a little frustrating as you dont get a very good camera control and when you go off of items you have zero control after the jump so if you are not pointed exactly where you want to go, too bad! As far as battles PLEASE! One hit from a guard and your dead but you have to hit them somewhere in the 200+ area (on hard) to derezz them??? Some bosses/guards took over 30 minutes of constant hits to eliminate, thats a little overkill! I would recommend this gamer but in a rating of 1 – 10 and 10 being best I could only give this between 7.

5 – 8 stars.

As my first PS3 game, this game is great – it has all the nice music and graphics of the movie and a straightforward, constantly moving plot. It really takes advantage of the supposed HD graphics of the PS3.

However, the gameplay is a bit irritating, and is often repetitive, and it seems as if there is a checkpoint every few yards which can be annoying. The lack of RPG-like content was a bit disappointing.

It’s a moderately tough game to get used to and play, probably most likely to make you throw your controller across the room during the first half hour! But as far as graphics go, it’s wonderful and overall, the game is an enjoyable platform gaming experience.

My daughter received this as part of her birthday. At 2 games for $30 the price was nice. She really enjoys the game, looks like alot of fun for kids and adults. Target shooting is a little challenging; pull the controller back, then forward.

Very minor complaint.

truly poor kinect interface – laggy, non-linear response. no idea why it is so bad when kinect sports is so much better? Game itself is not very entertaining. too difficult for younger kids, too boring for older ones.

save your money, this one is horrible.

Very pleased with this game for both the price & activities. Kids age 6 & 8 love it now that they learned what to do. Any young pre-teen that loves to camp would love it too. A variety of games & skills used & we enjoy playing as a family.

This GTA like set up is enhanced by sky diving at will ( if going fast ) to colorful beaches + oceans getting to the next mission easier. It looks like the PS1 Road Rash games but better. Vehicles that are dropped off by a helicopter that you can grapple to and fly high !.

I really liked the first “Just Cause” and the second also. There are a couple annoying things that take away from the overall experience for me tho. First, after you die, you always get put back at the same “safe zone” no matter where you kick the bucket.

That means you always have to “fast travel” back to where you were (unless its close to the safe zone). This gets very old and repetitive quickly, because it takes long to load everything and then having to parachute in.

Another thing is the “delivery” system for weapons, transportation and fast travel. You can only do one thing at a time, instead of buying weapons and fast traveling in one fell swoop, it has to be done individually, which means.

yep, more load time and waiting. All in all, it’s a pretty fun game and can be very long if you try to get everything and clear all the settlements.

I have played every game in this series. I started with two and continue from there. I’ve always wanted to have the first one but whenever the opportunity arose that copy was always in very poor condition.

It’s someplace great and yes of course you can tell it’s the first in the series. handsome big ambitions for this game trying to make it open world with so many different things to do in vehicles to have fun with.

shooting isn’t always accurate and the controls can feel a little finicky every now and then but if you’re a fan of this series I highly recommend this it’s still a ton of fun to blow crap up!.