Mars: War Logs

 PlayStation 3
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  1. dino-grandi
    Mar 24, 2017
    8
    From what I remember this was a pretty cheap game and following an addiction to the technomancer I rather enjoyed it. There's alot of glitches, the most notable one is in combat when you either go the character menu or try to use a skill, when you comeback it locks your movement. Another less obvious one is opening doors, you might think the game is freezing but it's actually just a delayFrom what I remember this was a pretty cheap game and following an addiction to the technomancer I rather enjoyed it. There's alot of glitches, the most notable one is in combat when you either go the character menu or try to use a skill, when you comeback it locks your movement. Another less obvious one is opening doors, you might think the game is freezing but it's actually just a delay when you reach higher levels. The environments are pretty basic compared to other rpg's but the story is compelling. Decent budget title.… Expand

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  1. Gaming Age
    Aug 23, 2013
    58
    If you can embrace the silliness — and, more importantly, overlook lots and lots and lots of glaring flaws — then you'll find that Mars: War Logs is, in it's own way, more fun than you could ever imagine.
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  2. Playstation Official Magazine Australia
    Jul 12, 2013
    50
    Spiders has been ambitious here but the team’s budget restraints and questionable writing hold Mars: War Logs back. Even with one’s ‘go underdogs!’ hat on, this Martian sand-fest offers less true grit than it does constant chafing. [August 2013, p75]