- Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
- Release Date: Sep 13, 2016
- Also On: Xbox One
User Score
Mixed or average reviews- based on 179 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 85 out of 179
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Mixed: 29 out of 179
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Negative: 65 out of 179
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Apr 2, 20171. windows 10 only
2. Bad tech. visualization quality
3. poor optimization
4. poor Art
5. story ....
6. Gameplay .....
7. Uncomfortable PC controls
8. Emulated and not Ported
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Feb 15, 2017Puta que jogo desgraçado! cheguei até o final quase vomitando... no começo achei legal.. mas fica muito muito chato! o combate é chato! não aparece as conquista na tela do pc, se minimizar muito o jogo da pau... depois q o bixo voador entrei dentro da terra varias vezes! jogo XATO MUITO XATO DESGRAÇADO E CARO! NAO COMPRA ESSA PORRA
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Oct 21, 2021
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Dec 15, 2019
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Feb 12, 2020Game is just average. Some ideas are good and nice but at the end we will only remember those bad and boring combats. And of course various bugs which are very annoying. Not sure to be hyped for a sequel.
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Sep 9, 2023Juego muy aburrido y repetitivo con mecánicas muy básicas, se hace pesado de jugar.
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May 23, 2021
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Sep 11, 2022
Awards & Rankings
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CD-ActionDec 12, 2016The biggest obstacle on ReCore’s path to greatness is the uneven pacing of the campaign. First couple of hours, when the game gradually unveils its secrets, are almost perfect, but then it becomes unnecessarily hard and the story gets watered down too much. [12/2016, p.44]
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Dec 1, 2016For all of its missteps, it's hard to get too angry at ReCore. The platforming and combat are so good that it's hard not wishing a better game surrounded them. For those with a fair amount of patience, it's worth playing just to see the strongest aspects. For everyone else, it's best to just shake your head, move on, and wonder what could have been.
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Nov 1, 2016Starts with so much promise, but eventually becomes an experience as barren as the desert it's set in. [Issue#256, p.61]