WTMG's Leo Faria: "To put it simply, this may be a very fun game, but in a post loot box controversy world we live in, this is also an infuriating reminder of how F2P practices in paid games can ruin enjoyment for everyone."
Shubhankar: "Over the years, from 2001 to now, Xbox consoles have had a number of excellent exclusive titles. And to celebrate all those wonderful exclusives, in this feature, we're going to take a look at all the worst ones!"
That game is better than most give it credit for. The game is pretty good, its the dev time is what hurt it.
Really felt like it wasn’t very good while I was playing and yet, somehow, I enjoyed it to the very end. Kind of like a B movie that somehow you can’t stop watching. I don’t know how to describe it. It was crap and still enjoyable?
The game was complet rubish. Here hold this analog stick for 7 hours! There bam whole game.
Crimson Dragon was not really terrible, it was certainly a bit mediocre but I still enjoyed it.
Yes it was. So fans of Panzer Dragoon would probably enjoy it. The on rails controls are a bit dated now though, but still not a bad game to try.
It was offered with GwG a few years back and I missed out so now its $14. And no demo for me to try.
Replies(1)
Carlos writes: "During my childhood there were very few things that were able to capture my attention for long periods of time. Of the few things that could however, LEGO and Robot Wars often came into the mix.
Besides the rather mediocre Robot Wars: Arenas of Destruction and Robot Wars 2: Extreme Destruction games we have all forgotten about, there hasn't been much that has allowed us to create our own machines and send them into battle. Now though Robocraft Infinity has stepped in, but is it the robotic fight to the death we’ve craved for so long?"
XBA says: Potential robot fun, but short a few blocks
I'll be checking out on GamePass. Looks actually really fun and a perfect edition to GP.