
Not much going on.Īs a Predator, at least there is a reason given as to why they are there and found those parts to be very interesting.Īs a marine, I didn't feel weak at any time. As an Alien, the campaign was the most bare-boned. The story is short, and to be honest, I couldn't care less about it. The graphics are pretty good, the gameplay is ok, not good though. There are few things more satisfying than getting a trophy kill as a Predator or an Alien. Unfortunately finding other players in game for the multiplayer may be tricky(As of 2013). Overall: The game is okay, this type of game will either appeal to fans or casual gamers that just need somthing to play. Multiplayer is fun but better when played with friends. Although as of 2013 gamers still play the multiplayer(very small community),but individuals that have purchased the game will have to settle for quick matches and hope for the best. Nothing to be impressed by, but something that a gamer could find fun in. The Campaigns a nice variation with simple controls. The features 3 campaigns(Can switch campaigns at any time to see how the stories cross). Note too many first person shooters have a blocking system to protect yourself in battle with close ranged enemies. The controls are easy to learn(May vary in multiplayer)and have a unique play style both online and offline. Like/Dislike: What stood out was the 3 campagins campagins are enjoyable and the multiplayer adds a nice touch to the game. Bored with the games currently, this game was just to pass some time. Why Purchase?: I purchased the game simply because I am a casual gamer. In creating the game's three-pronged storyline, designers took special inspiration from the original films and from the Dark Horse comics series.

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Predator was developed by Rebellion, whose previous work with the series includes Aliens vs. Multiplayer configurations are also available to Internet-connected gamers, offering the chance to play against other human-controlled warriors, in deathmatch and team-based competitions. Single players take the roles of each species in turn, as they progress through the game's three campaigns. In some situations, characters can manipulate the environment, or accomplish other puzzle-solving feats, in order to put their enemies at a disadvantage.

Players will have to fight hard to survive, but it pays to fight smart, as well. In many of the game's levels, warriors from all three factions must fight against one another in the same battles, at the same time. Physically weak but at a technological advantage, the human marines use heavy firepower to take down enemies from a distance. Born of a species of hunters, the predator is a master of well-timed assaults and agile attacks.

Evolved to protect the brood, the alien xenomorphs are unmatched in melee combat, and excel at surprise attacks with their overpowering strength. Players take the roles of deadly xenomorph aliens, stealthy predators, and heavily armed space marines, to do battle with enemies from the other two factions. Following the design concept of earlier AvP shooters, the game pits three different factions against one another. Predator is a high-definition action-adventure composed of tense, violent, kill-or-be-killed scenarios.
