Enslaved: Odyssey to the West

released on Oct 05, 2010

Follow a gripping, surprise-filled journey as two dissimilar characters form an uneasy partnership in order to survive through a perilous, post-apocalyptic America. 150 years in the future, war and destruction have left the world in ruins with few humans remaining and nature having reclaimed the world.


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Another very cheap last-gen game that's really great. The game mechanics are somewhere between Infamous' climbing and SplatterHouse's brawling, but it makes for a great combo. The story is also a very cool take on the post-apocalyptic genre, with the world being immensely colorful and full of plantlife, although not really human life. That said, though the separate characters in this game can be named on one hand, they really tell a cool and interesting story with just the couple of them.

Verdict: Very highly recommended.

The game was solid the combat was fun but i wish they would have expanded on it cause you pretty much use the same moves form the start to end which got a little ehh😂. And the story man it felt short with me like it felt unfinished i wish they would have done more with the story.

Okay gameplay with great story and characters.

feel like this could have been so great. i very much enjoyed the story and what it was trying to portray. the actors (andy serkis) were good but the chemistry between monkey and trip could have been so much better. there was a lot of development missing, i feel like the graphics and environment (which do not hold up that well) were huge for its time and i can appreciate the scope in which ninja theory was trying to achieve. i am also a sucker for post-apocalyptic cities. yeah a good time but could've been so much better.

I put this game off for years because I thought it was bad but I was surprisingly wrong. The graphics were really amazing when it came out and still look decent compared to games that came out that gen. The gameplay isn’t really different than other games at the time either. It’s an okay game and that’s about it, I didn’t regret playing it.