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It's a harsh environment that can only be survived with Filena's help.

They're also relatively dynamic, as the tower will often spawn cover for enemies at the same time it removes it for you. In Quantum Theory, they're over relatively quickly, and they're given a sense of urgency as most bosses nearly require teamwork to beat. In most games the boss fights (imo) are nothing but tedium and repetition. Furthermore, the boss fights are actually good for once. The story is one of the most original I've played, although I'm not going to spoil it here.

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I'm not sure how to explain this, but it's as if you bond with the game itself, as you survive everything that the tower, the gillskin, and the nosferatu throw at you. Syd and Filena bond surviving this twisted place together, and the player ends up getting immersed in the struggle. Between the very floor trying to kill you, and enemies popping out of every gap in the walls, there's a very real sense that you're in a hostile environment. Even the tower itself wants to kill you, and it accomplishes this by retracting the cover I tried to camp behind, and by rearranging the floor and paths to push the player into lethal situations. It's about deciphering the highly original story, following the relationship between Syd and Filena, and surviving the murderous tower itself. However, the real point of the game is mixed. You spend roughly 80% of Quantum Theory fighting. I still give this a 10, because the shooting mechanics are not the point of the game. However, the controls are a bit sluggish and the answer to almost everything is shoot it or smack it. Yes, there are genuinely cool guns to use, and there's a solid dynamic cover system in place. Really, you can blame the advertising for most of that since the game tries really hard to sell itself as a bad*** shooter.

I think that disappointed a lot of people who wanted a revolutionary cover-shooter. The combat mechanics are very mediocre, despite permeating the gameplay. I'm going to make it clear: The point of this game is not shooting people. I'm guessing that most of the poor scores come from two groups: Critics that appraised merely the technical aspects of Quantum Theory, and I'm guessing that most of the poor scores come from two groups: Critics that appraised merely the technical aspects of Quantum Theory, and overly hyped shooter fanboys who expected Socom: Gothic Edition.

Online Play: Continue your adventure with your friends in Team Battle and Battle Royale modes. Aesthetically Pleasing Gameplay Environment: Radiant colors and the mixture of organic elements complements both action and technology. Strategically perform combos for a more powerful, fierce attack against colossal enemies. Two-Character Combination Actions: Syd and Filena perform actions as a pair-in some instances, that is the only way to overcome hurdles. Shape-Shifting Battlefield: Navigate through a dark fantasy world where the intense battleground surprises you with new and challenging obstacles by changing its form in real-time. Experience Syd and Filena's adventurous ascent through a treacherous tower in this action-shooter game, presented in an art nouveau style world that is on the verge of becoming post-apocalyptic, which merges the beauty of organic motifs with technology and action-packed gameplay. Summary: Experience Syd and Filena's adventurous ascent through a treacherous tower in this action-shooter game, presented in an art nouveau style world that is on the verge of becoming post-apocalyptic, which merges the beauty of organic motifs with technology and action-packed gameplay.

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