TSA Writes:
"Last month we revealed that Rambo: The Video Game will make its debut playable appearance at this year’s Gamescom. However, that hasn’t stopped Reef Entertainment from dropping a few snippets before the full mission briefing in a couple of weeks."
Without the Nanosuit
Give me reasonable sandbox elements like somewhat open level design, destructable trees and flimsy cover, stealth that let's me secretly wipe out whole areas if I'm good enough, and somewhat competent enemy A.I. and I will be more than pleased because I love the films and it wouldnt take much more than that to make me happy. May the devs could throw their own story or dialog improvements into the mix, the extra effort would be noted.
rambo is like one of my top dudes, nobody is f-ing with him.
i will buy and play this regardless of the reviews. just like the AVP game.
Actually, if the game is something like Just Cause 2 I might buy it. It is a fun game, just need better controls.
It's worrisome though. The game comes out kinda soon and there's still no gameplay, barely any screenshots, and the teaser trailer is a bunch of clips from the movies.
Id be happy if the game turned out like a lower budget crysis with it's own unique Rambo flare. If the game has decent crysis/farcry elements to it while giving the game a few different twists to make it it's own, I can't see the game bombing.
Honestly i don't expect much.
EDIT: Just went to the developers page. Haven't played any of their games :(
http://www.reef-entertainme...
"And God said, 'I really friggin' love Rambo, so let this game be good.' And it was good."
Make this game as brutal as the series of films and Im definatley going to play this game!
People in here talk like there has never been a rambo game, which there was, back in the 8-16 bit days.
@IWBFG
Agreed, though. I think that movie's almost as good as the first and that's some high praise.
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When you think about it Rambo can make a pretty damn awesome game if done right. Rambo supports the use of stealth, kills (very gory) and intense action sequences in several different environments (town, forest, jungle, desert).
But again I have a feeling this is just a studio trying to make a quick buck rather than making a good technical game.
I look forward to seeing the game develop. Maybe they can throw in a certain element that will give the gameplay a somewhat special/refreshing feeling. If not, maybe there will be a cheap thrill in there.
You need to sort that shit now
Not too sure I would buy the game unless it was the entire story from start to finish...