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6.Inversion PC Game Review

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Description

Inversion is third-person shooter video game developed by Saber interactive and published by Namo Bandai Games for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. It was released on June 5, 2012 in North America, july 12, 2012. This game is much popular because of its manipulation and destructible environments.

Inversion game the title itself tell that the game is inverse. There are two characters in the game Davis Russell and his partner Leo Delgado. These two persons play against the aliens or outlanders who are trying to make the humans slave and undertaking the earth into there hands.

The hero of this game Davis Russell was fighting for his daughter who is missing since the inversion started. His wife was killed and his daughter was missing.

Later the hero found one clue about his daughter . So, to get the information he overcome many hurdles ,fights and continue his adventure.

Review

There is something similar about this game inversion is post apocalyptic world. It is not like that it takes inspiration from the great shooter world as that it rips them off entirely. This game is not so easy to play its too hard to beat the aliens you have to use all of your power with you to win the game. You’re left with nothing but a feeling of davis you’ve jumped from these exploding buildings. This game has many advanced weapons with which we can easily beat the aliens.

This game has handsome visuals render the crumbled skyscrapers of the city and the lava-filled world o fthe Lutadore with plenty of detail, providing lots of conveniently placed concrete blocks for you to duck behind, and rocky outcrops and ramshackle houses to use too.

It basically goes like this: shoot, take cover, cry about daughter. Shoot, take , kill hundreds with a mounted machine gun. Shoot. take cover, make smart-ass comments about dead people. Shoot, take cover, cry about daughter again, and Repeat ad infinitum.

This game include Some action-packed set pieces, such as escaping from a collapsing building or fighting upside down on the glass ceiling of a sky scraper, break up the action. As too does the gravity-based weaponry, which lets you pick up objects like cars and exploding barrels and throw them at enemies for some gratuitous splattering.

There is a further multiplayer option in the form of a co-op mode for the campaign, but outside of a few instance where you have to give your partner a leg up, there’s little to differentiate it from the single-layer. With no new bits of dialogue and narrative, or any new areas to explore—you might as well be playing the game on you won.

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