Godzilla
SCORE: 40
It is a shame that the PR and Marketing for Bandai Namco
Entertainment failed us so completely. We had never heard of this game.
A reader asked if we could purchase this game and review it. So it went
on our purchase list and when it fell below twenty dollars used we
purchased it. Godzilla on the Playstation 4 might be worth five dollars
brand new. This game is horrible on so many fronts.
Players control Godzilla in this home console video game. The goal is to
destroy the generators. The sub goal is to destroy as many of the
buildings as possible. If you stay long enough in a level then you get
to fight another monster. The humans are talking about stopping
Godzilla, which is pretty pointless. You can help them destroy you by
clicking on the right stick in data collection areas. This is backwards
in so many ways.
Godzilla controls like a Buick on an ice rink. Turning is slow, and so
is attacking. I felt like I was playing a turtle. If that were not bad
enough, there is also false gods, belief in evolution taught, violence,
destruction, and no local multiplayer. The glitches in Godzilla make no
sense to me. We can destroy huge buildings, but the trees and light
poles can not be destroyed.
Players have no life bar with Godzilla. If orange starts appearing
around the screen try to get away from the attacks. It will go away and
you won't die. Levels are small, and there are few of them in Godzilla.
The dialogue makes no sense most of the time. Especially if you try
Godzilla on the easiest mode. There is no way to block attacks in
Godzilla. We do the same thing almost every level. It gets old the
second level.
There are few attacks in Godzilla. Many of the giant monsters in
Godzilla have the same move set. Talk about making Godzilla even more
boring than it already is. When buildings come down there are gory
screams from people dying. There are few modes, and most need to be
unlocked. Godzilla teaches us to destroy everything we see. How does
that make the world a better place?
The graphics in Godzilla are sub par for the Playstation 4. Godzilla is
part Rampage done in 3D, part Tank Tank Tank, and part Godzilla. This
game looks, feels, sounds, and plays like a quick cash in. One that
failed miserably. Pass on Godzilla. I should get paid a lot of money for
playing Godzilla on the Playstation 4. Bandai Namco Entertainment owes
me big time.
- WMG
Graphics: 30%
Sound: 50%
Replay/Extras: 40%
Gameplay: 40%
Family Friendly Factor: 40%
System: PS3/PS4(tested)
Publisher: Bandai Namco Entertainment
Developer: Natsume
Rating:
‘T’ - THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
{Fantasy Violence}
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