Terminator: Resistance - from Rambo: The Video Game devs

[Venser]

Terminator: Resistance Enhanced will be coming to PlayStation 5 on March 26th, 2021. All PS4 owners will get a free upgrade.

• New “Infiltrator Mode” in which players can get under the skin of a T-800 series Infiltrator unit and strike out against Resistance forces.
• A range of visual improvements taking advantage of the PlayStation 5’s more powerful hardware, including upscaled 4K resolution and locked 60 frames per second, higher resolution textures, higher polygon counts, tessellation, improved lighting and dynamic shadows, improved post-processing (antialiasing, bloom, and more), and more detailed particle effects.
• A variety of features new to PlayStation 5 including Game Activities which can be used to track the player’s progress in missions and trophies, DualSense adaptive triggers for weaponry, and color shifting within the DualSense light bar to reflect the player’s health.

 

[ADL]

A paid downloadable content expansion with new narrative content will also be available in Summer 2021 for the PlayStation 5 and PC versions of the game.

 

[ADL]

 

[Feyd Rautha]

 

[Taka-Haradin puolipeikko]

 

[Lt. Michael Byrd]

Been thinking about trying this game out. Is it worth it?

 

[randir14]

Been thinking about trying this game out. Is it worth it?

It's good if you keep in mind it's a low budget game trying to punch above its weight.

 

[The Dutch Ghost]

It's good if you keep in mind it's a low budget game trying to punch above its weight.

Yep, basically this.
Think a mid 2000s/late 2000s (correct me guys when I am wrong) FPS, though no Halo two weapons-limit, or regenerative health (you need to pick up health kits and other chems), with a inventory system like that of Deus Ex or other FPS/Action-Adventures in which you have a grid representing your inventory size with items taking one or multiple slots. Ammo and single use items such as med kits and chems stack.

You also salvage stuff which you use to make items with and if I recall correctly trade.

And later when energy weapons become available you can also fit guns with collected chips that modify their capabilities such as more powerful shots, ammo, firing rate, and so on.

Levels are a mix of somewhat open ones you may visit multiple times, and single mission based ones.

 

[Feyd Rautha]

Read more here.

 

[Feyd Rautha]

It's good if you keep in mind it's a low budget game trying to punch above its weight.

Yep, basically this.
Think a mid 2000s/late 2000s (correct me guys when I am wrong) FPS, though no Halo two weapons-limit, or regenerative health (you need to pick up health kits and other chems), with a inventory system like that of Deus Ex or other FPS/Action-Adventures in which you have a grid representing your inventory size with items taking one or multiple slots. Ammo and single use items such as med kits and chems stack.

You also salvage stuff which you use to make items with and if I recall correctly trade.

And later when energy weapons become available you can also fit guns with collected chips that modify their capabilities such as more powerful shots, ammo, firing rate, and so on.

Levels are a mix of somewhat open ones you may visit multiple times, and single mission based ones.

There's also quests and you can make minor choices throughout the story. Nothing mayor but you can influence the outcome for different NPC:s.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

Reminder that j*urnalists shit all over this game and it's currently sitting at a comfortable 92% positive review rating on Steam.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

First they made Rambo, now Terminator. What's their next game gonna be? Die Hard?

Robocop
https://teyon.com/news/new-robocop-game-revealed/

 

[ADL]

Day one purchase. I loved the base game and look forward to seeing their RoboCop game.

 

[Bad Sector]

I hope this is bad translation / communication...

 

[rusty_shackleford]

I hope this is bad translation / communication...

probably just typical publisher retardation, better off asking Teyon.

 

[Wunderbar]

No solidarity amoung the Poles.

 

[Valestein]

No solidarity amoung the Poles.

The legacy of triple partition.

 

[LESS T_T]

 

[Cyberarmy]

First they made Rambo, now Terminator. What's their next game gonna be? Die Hard?

Robocop
https://teyon.com/news/new-robocop-game-revealed/

Mamma mia, what's next? Alien or Predator?

 

[Feyd Rautha]

So you have to replay the main campaign and then access the DLC half-way through? Or can it be played entirely separate like the last DLC?

 

[Feyd Rautha]

 

[Lord_Potato]

I'm playing the game right now, level 12, about to return to Pasadena to make photos of Skynet installations there.

I expected T:R to be a pretty basic fps about blasting killer machines, but it proved to be more of a Deus Ex lite, especially on bigger maps which always offer several options for exploration and sneaking/combat, several sidequests and some bonus areas if you can reach them.

The game (especially on higher difficulty) will quickly end you if you jump in gun blazing. It rewards careful, methodic exploration and swift, precise fire exchanges that let you conserve more ammo.

The story is pretty simple, but allows you to make some choices, hopefully with meaningful consequences down the line.

It's basically an action rpg, I've got no idea why wasn't it marketed as one.

Before playing Terminator: Resistance I rewatched the first two (and only) movies in the frachise, so I can appreciate all the fanservice. Of which there is plenty and it's very enjoyable.

 

[Lord_Potato]

And finished. Got to the level cap (level 28) before the final battle (actually, before the two final battles).

Seduced both ladies. Saved everyone from the shelter. Went back in time anyway, to fix the mistakes (I managed not to commit ) because I didn't want to disappoint Connor. Fortunately, not all is gone. I still have Annihilation Line and the Infiltration dlcs to do!

Also, great fanservice until the end. The scene when Connor walks through the narrow corridors of the bunker and everyone salutes him is copied in the game 1:1 from Terminator 2. And the scene when he finally leaves the bunker with binoculars in his hand is the introduction for this shot from T2:

What a fun game! I heard their previous one, Rambo, was terrible. So those Teyon guys made tremendous progress. This only makes me more eager to play Robocop soon!