I do this all the time with Resogun, and without me even knowing it I realized I'm in the TOP 100 on the leaderboards on almost every level. Like "Beat the whole game on "Veteran" without losing your 3 lives and having to start the level over", or "Beat this level on "Experienced" without dying or losing your multiplier, AND saving all the humans". But it's a LOT more fun when you give yourself goals. since all you have to do is beat one level at a time with 3 lives each level. Sure, it's fun to beat the game once on EASY mode. But when you make a SHMUP look THIS pretty, and you give it awesome yet very different ship types and level designs, I can't really help but LOVE this GAME. Sure, it's fun While Resogun isn't a AAA game like Killzone: Shadow Fall is, I get just as much enjoyment out of playing Resogun than I would any AAA game.
While Resogun isn't a AAA game like Killzone: Shadow Fall is, I get just as much enjoyment out of playing Resogun than I would any AAA game.
SHOOTER RESOGUN PS4
But for what it is, a retro style shooter, and what it seems to be, a PS4 tech demo, it plays it's part beautifully. A stunning game, and quite a lot of replayability, but repetition feels like it is eating away at the enjoyment in the game, and it would be great to see some variety. The only downside to this game is that it can get repetitive rather quickly, and has nothing to really follow on to no real story, not even really any background information, besides some explanation for some of the levels. It is certainly a stress test for the PS4, yet it suffers NO LAG WHATSOEVER. So many particle physics to make your head spin, and environments that gradually crumble around you. The game is beautiful, feels quite unique, yet reminiscent of retro shooters from fifteen or so years ago. So much so, I always play it at least once when I head to my PS4 to play some CoD or Battlefield. It is certainly a I have played this game for some time, and it is insanely addictive. I have played this game for some time, and it is insanely addictive.
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It's a must buy if you don't get it during the free period, have fun! … Expand I'd honestly bundle my PS4 with this game if it had a campaign frankly. Despite not having a campaign and a lack of proper matchmaking for multiplayer, it's made up for by great visuals and gameplay that will hook you on to it for hours on end, and just pushing you to beat your previous high score.
Despite not having a campaign and a lack of proper matchmaking for multiplayer, it's made up for by great visuals and gameplay that I had somewhat low expectations seeing that this was a free game for PSN+ members, but after trying it and playing it for about 2 hours or so, I am blown away at how amazing and addictive this game is, it challenges you and brings something new to the table. Prior to this, he had worked as a pinball programmer.I had somewhat low expectations seeing that this was a free game for PSN+ members, but after trying it and playing it for about 2 hours or so, I am blown away at how amazing and addictive this game is, it challenges you and brings something new to the table. Resogun was one of the titles available for the Playstation 4 during its November 2014 launch and was met with an overwhelmingly positive critical reception.ĭefender first appeared in arcades in 1981 and was Jarvis's first video game project. Outside of Resogun, Housemarque is probably best known for Super Stardust. 'I wondered what would happen if we teamed up? Mash up old school arcade with mad voxel tech and crazed nouveau Helsinki gamers.' 'When I saw Resogun I couldn’t believe how these Housemarque guys took Defender to a new level,' said Jarvis. The team-up was announced during a Q&A panel between the developer, Resogun lead developer Harry Krueger and chief research officer of F-Secure Mikko Hyppönen. Jarvis has not collaborated with any other developers since his time with Midway Games in the mid-90s. Resogun is widely considered as something of a modern reimagining of Defender. The developers of Playstation 4 shooter Resogun and early-80s arcade classic Defender are teaming up to work on a new game.Įugene Jarvis, creator of Defender as well as Smash TV, Blaster, Narc and Robotron, is teaming up with Icelandic studio Housemarque to work on something inspired by old-school arcade classics.
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