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Killzone: Shadow Fall (PlayStation 4)
| Price: | $24.95 |
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- A new breed of hero for a new vision of Killzone: You are Shadow Marshal Lucas Kellan, tasked with maintaining the fragile peace between the ISA and the Helghast. Any misstep could see the conflict spiral out of control, taking your homeworld with it.
- Designed for the next generation of gaming: With breathtaking scale and the new freedoms of tactical gameplay, Killzone: Shadow Fall is a true showcase for the impressive power of PS4. The redesigned DUALSHOCK 4 further enhances the experience with its refined controls
- An expansive arsenal of futuristic weapons: Command the OWL, Kellan's versatile, commandable combat drone that functions as an extension of you, dramatically augmenting your abilities and offering a host of new tactical options
- Tense, realistic cold war sci-fi: On a divided Vekta, one in which bitter enemies are forced to coexist, constant distrust threatens to escalate into all-out war. Discover an all new side to an ancient conflict
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Strive To Uncover The Whole Story
Killzone: Shadow Fall is the latest installment in the hugely successful Killzone franchise, developed exclusively for PlayStation 4, by Guerrilla Games. Thirty years after the events of Killzone 3, the world is a very different place, with two rival factions, the Helghast and the Vektans, living side by side divided by a vast wall. In the midst of it all stands a Shadow Marshal, an elite soldier, the best of the best. As Shadow Marshal Lucas Kellan, you’re sworn to protect your home and the values you believe in. Maintaining the fragile peace is difficult when there is no trust between either side. A series of escalating conflicts puts you on the path of a Helghast intelligence operative named Echo, who fights for the same reasons but on the opposite side. Strive to uncover the whole story as the intense, immersive combat of the Killzone series is reborn on PS4.
A New Breed of Hero For a New Vision of Killzone
You are Shadow Marshal Lucas Kellan, tasked with maintaining the fragile peace between the ISA and the Helghast. Any misstep could see the conflict spiral out of control, taking your homeworld with it.
Designed For The Next Generation of Gaming
With breathtaking scale and the new freedoms of tactical gameplay, Killzone: Shadow Fall is a true showcase for the impressive power of PS4. The redesigned DUALSHOCK 4 further enhances the experience with its refined controls.
An Expansive Arsenal of Futuristic Weapons
Command the OWL, Kellan's versatile, commandable combat drone that functions as an extension of you, dramatically augmenting your abilities and offering a host of new tactical options.
Tense, Realistic Cold War Sci-Fi
On a divided Vekta, one in which bitter enemies are forced to coexist, constant distrust threatens to escalate into all-out war. Discover an all new side to an ancient conflict.
View largerKillzone Season Pass (Sold Separately)
To help you save on the first six expansion packs, we’re introducing the Killzone Shadow Fall Season Pass:
- Online co-op expansion pack- A new co-operative game mode in which up to four online friends must survive against impossible odds. Fight waves upon waves of enemies in four new arena maps, featuring a unique leveling system and new unlocks
- Three online co-op map packs- Each pack contains two brand-new arena maps for co-op mode with friends
- Two additional multiplayer expansion packs- We’ll reveal more about these additional multiplayer expansion packs when Killzone Shadow Fall’s launch date nears. Suffice to say they’ll offer many hours of additional multiplayer thrills!
Product information
| ASIN | B00BGA9YZK |
|---|---|
| Release date | November 7, 2013 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #24,690 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #1,520 in PlayStation 4 Games |
| Pricing | The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price. |
| Product Dimensions | 6.7 x 5.3 x 0.6 inches; 3.2 Ounces |
| Binding | Video Game |
| Rated | Mature |
| Item model number | 10008 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Sony Computer Entertainment |
| Date First Available | April 28, 2017 |
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Graphics - As my first game on the PS4, I can say we are headed on the right direction. The environment is beautiful with contrasting colors and the explosions showcase the power of the console. However, the character animations are a little blocky and its facial features are not up to par with its counterparts. It's clear this game is one of the newest released on the PS4.
Gameplay - A vast array of inventory and bullets everywhere. This was meant to be a run and gun with little tactical maneuvers. It is only when played in the harder difficulties where one must wait for their opening and attack from a certain angle. Your companion drone can be easy to use but you sometime forget it's there for aid. Its stealth missions are clearly the short end of the stick because you can't kill someone without the whole squad finding your exact position. Let's stick to action until this is fine tuned.
Story - The story was interesting but a little contradicting at times. Why would the ISA give half of their planet to the enemy? It seems like a forced video game story in order to have an excuse for the game. This bothered me throughout the game as the Helghast had their own armies and way to run things without ISA intervention. You play as a Vektan soldier who grew up under these harsh conditions and you are now an agent running through classified missions. The levels were fun but the protagonist was not fleshed out at all. We could hear our character talk with personality but we never saw his face. Either make us the protagonist or go all the way and make him a character.
Not better than it's predecessors. The graphics felt the same as K2 & 3, which shouldn't be the case since they were on PS3 and this is PS4. The story-line is decent, but nothing amazing. It felt less driven than K2 & 3 because you aren't on Helghast for most of the game, and I personally enjoyed the dreary pallor and grey of Helghast. Instead, you find yourself on Vekta, which is some nice looking planet with blue skies and lush greenery. Some of you might enjoy that. The frame rate also felt low, leading to slightly choppy visuals. This could be my console's fault, but it's worth noting none the less. Here's hoping they do better next time.
The thing that hurts this title the most is how they tried so hard to force the player to use the touch pad (as in the actual touch functionality, not pressing it as a button) that it feels awkwardly juxtaposed when a more conventional layout would have sufficed just as well. Enter the Sonar Pinging functionality meant to help keep tabs on enemies and get the tactical advantage. This is fine and dandy except there are many places where enemies spawn out of nowhere and thus the only way you get the upper hand is if you (likely) die after turning a blind corner and get mowed down.
Graphics are probably the game's strongest point, but as the PS4 library fills out Shadow Fall will probably fade into obscurity in every aspect.
This isn't a bad game, but it's so mediocre that it's somewhat painful.
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Reviewed in Mexico on July 18, 2017
The rating is for the game itself, I kinda regret spending those 20 dollars.







