As you go along you form relationships with people and learn a little bit more about your purpose.
He needs to track down the local resistance commander and then help them battle against the Extermination Line, a literally line of Terminators who are methodically wiping out humanity pretty much using map coordinates.Īlong the way you (playing as Jacob naturally) have to follow the main story missions while doing a little bit of RPG-esque busy work by talking to people and carrying out side quests for them. He knows that the Terminators now have the ability to look like people. It’s set before they gate crash Skynet’s time travel party and focuses on Private Jacob Rivers, a Resistance soldier who needs to track down what’s left of humanity’s last force against the machines because he knows something they don’t. The game serves as a weird in-the-future prequel to everything we know about the original Terminator movie. For those of you that never dabbled with Resistance on the PS4 though, let’s have a recap. We review so many games here at PlayStation Country, that it can be hard to remember the details of them and so it was nice to relive this one, especially as we still have memories of the fucking risible Dark Fate that we’d like to bleach out of our skulls. Playing Resistance a year or so later is a comforting experience. The main news though is the new Infiltrator Mode DLC. First up is a sprucing up of the game itself, upping the resolution a little (allegedly) and locking it to a solid 60 frames-per-second. Well now Teyon, the Polish dev team, and Reef Entertainment have decided to give Terminator: Resistance a new lease of life on the PS5 and this brings two main components. Honestly, as a Terminator fan that is as good as it gets these days. We both agree that it’s not the greatest game ever but it does quite a few things that we like and it never sucked. Fellow writer Grizz gave it a 6/10 and I picked it up myself in the PSN sales some time later. Kind of the equivalent of Terminator 3 if we’re putting it film terms. This PS4 game was very much in the double-A category but it proved to be a half decent effort that didn’t offend Terminator fans. However, 2019’s Terminator: Resistance was quite a nice surprise. The Sarah Chronicles had a few good episodes (and one of the more interesting Terminators in Cromartie) but even then the fans were let down by an early cancellation and a dickhead writer who told us the ending was whatever we wanted it to be. But there have been some brief moments where it isn’t all terrible. With Salvation, Genisys and Dark Fate all disappointing in their own ways, it’s been a series that we’d quite happily leave in past.
It’s hard to think of a fanbase that has had it rougher than those of us who like Terminator.
In PS5 / Reviews tagged fps / prequel / remaster / Resistance / sci fi / Terminator by Richie
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