Everything that is set before the player is virtually destructible. If you whip out your sledgehammer and begin swinging away at a building, you'll most likely bring it down to its knees in fifteen or so seconds. It's entertaining to say the least; especially if you knock over a building and it collapses on your enemies that never saw it coming.
The next portion of gameplay that stuck out was the power-ups. Having the ability to run through walls with the Rhino power-up or run at a fast speed with Fleetleet, Red Faction: Guerilla proposes new and interesting methods to disposing your opposition. Altogether, there were five power-ups that were found in the demo including: Rhino, Fleetleet, Jetpack, Firepower, and Concussion. Firepower basically added more punch to your attacks and Concussions sent out a shockwave to harm an enemy.
From GameWatcher: "THQ Nordic has announced that the remastered edition of Red Faction Guerrilla will be released for the PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on 3rd July."
With winter fast approaching those that live in the southern hemisphere, Player 2 takes a look at some of the best games to numb the pain when you are off sick.
A listing on a Finnish retailer could have just revealed the launch date and pricing for Red Faction Guerrilla Re-Mars-Te-Red.
