One of the most fascinating games of ps360 era.
Minimalist yet engaging storytelling; the world conveyed through 50 shades of brown yet still one of the most visually interesting settings you'd lay your eyes upon back in 2010; both convoluted and incredibly simple combat system with an entirely skippable tutorial that makes for purely visceral gun-fu jumping in the air 10 meters juggling giant robots and then slamming them into ground repeatedly experience that never fails to entertain once you get it right; the most insane weapon customization system in videogaming; all of which makes for a game that holds a very special place in my heart.
Amusing to note: I've yet to see a gameplay video on the internet that actually used the tri-attack system to its full extent (just stack 10 points and run in circles for three minutes, it's that shrimple, yet nobody does it)
Minimalist yet engaging storytelling; the world conveyed through 50 shades of brown yet still one of the most visually interesting settings you'd lay your eyes upon back in 2010; both convoluted and incredibly simple combat system with an entirely skippable tutorial that makes for purely visceral gun-fu jumping in the air 10 meters juggling giant robots and then slamming them into ground repeatedly experience that never fails to entertain once you get it right; the most insane weapon customization system in videogaming; all of which makes for a game that holds a very special place in my heart.
Amusing to note: I've yet to see a gameplay video on the internet that actually used the tri-attack system to its full extent (just stack 10 points and run in circles for three minutes, it's that shrimple, yet nobody does it)