- Publisher: Encore Software, Inc. , Encore Software
- Release Date: Aug 22, 2003
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PC GamerMakes me wish more games featured adult-themed language and situations, because in this case, they actually add to the gritty feel and setting we've been delivered. [Dec 2003, p.107]
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The graphics are beautiful and along with the sound effects and musical score really immerse you in the game.
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What with graphics that are no longer state-of-the-art, no multiplayer component, a less-than-totally compelling story, and combat that is sometimes frustrating, there is a lot missing here.
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For a game that looks like it's striving to be Wing Commander under the sea, the designers still have a lot to learn about creating a game with decent cinematic appeal or good story presentation. I don't mind linear single-player gameplay, just as long as the events in between missions are not presented in such a basic and dated form.
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Unless you are really hard up for a combat game or a big fan of the original Id skip this and save your cash for whatever the future holds for this sleeping genre.
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The problem is that after the initial unique feeling of intrigue you may get by playing a game that takes place entirely underwater, it's just not very fun.
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A beautiful game. Much like its predecessor, AquaNox 2 sets a new high water mark (heh, heh) in graphics. High end PC gamers are in for a real treat. It doesn't hurt that the game plays well too. Yet the single player campaign just isn't all that long.
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Unless you were a diehard fan of the original, I'd say give this one a pass.
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Computer Games MagazineThe action is still highly distinctive fun, though, and for those in search of a challenge, Aquanox 2 definitely comes through. [Jan 2004, p.85]
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The missions are still brief, the control is still awkward, and in 2003, those great graphics just don't look so great anymore.
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There are innumerable superior first-person shooters and a good number of top-quality mission-based combat games - AquaNox 2: Revelation combines elements of both, but it's really not a compelling mixture.
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Cheat Code CentralRealism has its place in games but the realism that the developers chose to highlight in Aquanox 2: Revelation actually impedes the gameplay.
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Computer Gaming WorldA lobotomized first-person shooter. Invisible walls and glass ceilings abound throughout the briny deep, ensnaring players in a boring series of follow-the-leader and circle-strafing style stages. [Dec 2003, p.144]
User score distribution:
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Positive: 18 out of 33
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Mixed: 13 out of 33
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Negative: 2 out of 33
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