646f9e108c For 25 years, they've lived in peace… Now a new threat has emerged worse than the Locust. The Swarm! They attacked without warning, with no hesitation; taking prisoners and wrecking havoc all over Sera. Now, a new chapter begins with whole new characters in The Gears of War Saga. JD, Del, and Kait must fight their way into the heart of the Swarm to save their world and their loved ones. With the help and return of JD's father, Marcus Fenix and others, they might stand a chance…. Or will they?… 25 years after the events of Gears of War 3, a new breed of monsters called "The Swarm" threatens the remaining inhabitants of Sera. Marcus Fenix and a new generation of Gears are the last hope to ensure the survival of their species. Judgment suffered a somewhat incomprehensible fan backlash,it was "too same", but I liked the no-nonsense approach to the campaign and story. I love the 1st revolutionary GoW entry and the overall trilogy had great gameplay but the narratives and presentation were utterly cringeworthy. The Coalition mostly followed Judgment here and they gave me another straightforward campaign with little fluff, besides the last 2 chapters (the game randomly turns into Bayformers!). Even the evil lizard people were replaced by other lizard people. Another over the top, but less tone deaf, black bro-friend is featured, another barely there romance is present and so on. Halo 4 was a better and way bigger step forward by a new studio, yet the even more radical Halo 5 then nearly fell off a cliff, so I wouldn't mind another "meat and potatoes" follow-up. The more colorful visuals are a noteworthy positive too, the game is actually more beautiful than it first seems, but more enemy variety (robots get introduced and then mostly disappear after 1,5 hours) and much better new guns will be needed next time. The multiplayer is also exactly what one would think it is. 8/10
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