Apex Construct

Despite some minor gripes, its clear that Apex Construct represents the way forward for VR videogames, an absorbing, intriguing experience that draws you in with a rich world complete with is own history and mysteries to be unravelled as well as a fluid combat system. Apex Construct is the standard by which future VR titles will be judged, and an indicator that VR has stepped up its game.

This is one of PS VR's more complete adventures. [Apr 2018, p.88]

Though not without its faults, Apex Construct offers up an attractive, cleverly constructed and well crafted marriage of action and puzzle solving elements that demands your attention.

Monotony and lack of personality. Those are the only two problems that we have found in Apex Construct. If you can rise above them, you are going to find a really nice VR experience. A fascinating story, with a world plenty of secrets and details about itself, and fun action levels that are energetic and dynamic. You should give Apex Construct a chance.

Apex Construct provides some excellent exploration and exposition in a compelling and beautifully bizarre world. While there is a fully-baked experience here, the engaging story and compelling gameplay is marred by PSVR’s limited control scheme. It represents a step forward for the platform, and for storytelling, but a bit of polishing or patching would bring the controls to heel.

Apex Construct is heavily flawed, with a fun and fairly precise shooting mechanic unfortunately not enough to make up for the dismal movement controls and derivative narrative.

Getting killed because of unwieldy controls is nobody’s idea of a good time, and Apex Construct rubs salt into those wounds by removing un-banked experience points every time you die. Although not all bad, its sense of adventure and investigation is marred by eternally clumsy motion and combat.

One of the few great adventure games for Virtual Reality that brings good gameplay, story, and graphics. With an added competitive and addicting archery gamemode!

Very cool atmosphere, although there are only around five or six stages that you basically play through twice with a subtle difference like an added door to open later ala Metroid. Fun arrow play but also tricky to get the aim down. After 10 hours to 100% the game, I got better but never felt I had the quiver down perfectly. There are a handful of enemies, three types of arrows, three cans of soda, grenades, mines, 16 collectables, one real boss, and a LOT of recycled assets throughout the game. There were also a few times I felt pretty lost and unsure of what to do. Playing seated, I could not open any low drawers. That's unacceptable. And like Budget Cuts and Bendy, there are way too many empty drawers that make opening them all feel like a waste of time. Other than that, the gameplay was pretty solid. I especially enjoyed traversing and using a combination of locomotion and teleportation, which blended seamlessly into the gameplay. The game is challenging in that you lose all collected orbs if you die. I found the game to be frustrating on Normal and restarted the game on Easy. I enjoyed the lore, the decent number of secrets and collectibles, but never felt there were enough secret locations to explore. Some secrets required a teleport through narrow passages that looked impossible to pass through. There were a few walls to explode as well. A few times the game swarms the player with too many waves of enemies, which feels overwhelmingly long. Otherwise the combat is well balanced with exploration and puzzles. The voice overs are well done and the story kept me engaged until the end, but nothing was fully answered after sinking 10 plus hours into the game—which was very disappointing. I was leaning toward a score of an 8.0 through most of my playthrough but the totally disappointing ending (actually the game doesn't end) left me somewhat confused and unsatisfied. My score: 7.8

Posiblemente sea el segundo mejor shooter gratis para Ps4, es verdad que sueles morir rápido debido a la cantidad de jugadores. Cuesta demasiado desbloquear a los personajes. Pero te vas a divertir.

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i hate this game,it’s in first person which is **** however this game has took my boyfriend off me within the space of 1 day,i don’t approve of this and this game should be banned,it’s ridiculous