The weapons start off quite weak, especially when using hand-made bullets.
Once there’s a hole in your mask, you need to change it for a new one (there will be a few laying around in places), or you will start to gasp, wheeze, and eventually keel over and die. If you’re fighting while wearing it, you’ll also notice it developing cracks, and eventually breaking. Wearing the mask for extended periods will also lead it to fog up, making it harder to see. How do you know when to change your filter? Check your wristwatch! 🙂
for which you also need to keep topped up with air filters. On going outside in the polluted air, you need a gasmask. The atmosphere is amazing, especially in the Metro stations where you can hear everything that’s going on all around you. Another comparison to the Fallout games? I found myself playing for a good few hours, barely noticing the time go past. So, as I loved the Fallout series, I wanted this game from fairly early on.įriday was launch day, and so I got home, installed the game and started there and then. humanity surviving underground following nuclear devestation, scavenging for survival, mutant creatures. When I first heard of Metro 2033, all I could think of was how similar it sounded to Fallout. I have plenty of shooters, and more than enough multiplayer games to keep myself and friends occupied for quite some time, so the singleplayer will really have to get my interest if I’m going to add this game to my collection 🙂 you can climb up and run along the top of them at the start, until stray bullets smash the glass leaving gaping holes for you to fall through instead.ĭespite the multiplayer being fun so far, I’m not sure whether I’ll pick this up or not. I also liked how the greenhouses changed through the round. Of the two available maps, I preferred Skyline with its variety of indoor and outdoor areas and accessible roofs. If you were unable to secure the pod for your team and then defend it, all was not lost as a new pod would be dropped at another location on the map. I rather liked this mode as it added a bit more direction to the game. There were two maps and game-modes to choose from: Skyline, an instant-action team game, and Pier 17, which had alien drop pods to capture.
I also found via watching one of my deaths on kill-cam, that the enemy can still see you while stealthed thanks to your shadow, which still appears as normal! I preferred stealth as this allowed me to get out of trouble while on low health, as well as helping in attempts to sneak up behind enemies. I found the armour just didn’t seem to last very long or add much protection when in a direct confrontation with an enemy. speed is always fun, and I loved the idea of the ground stomp, though as yet I have to actually use it on a target. all possible thanks to the rather interesting nanosuit, a battlesuit which gives you improved armour, speed or invisibility depending on how you like to play. I didn’t have any real idea of what to expect from the multiplayer, so I was glad of the intro on launch which gave a quick run through of the nanosuit and the objectives of the different game-modes.īe strong be fast be invisible.
My interest in EA’s Crysis 2 demo comes more from friends’ excitement about the game than anything else, as I’ve not even played the original game.
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