This is thanks to the tight controls and smooth combat animations. This means that you can have six distinct attacks across two weapons at any time.Įxperimenting with weapon combinations is a blast. Furthermore, each weapon type has three different attacks. This allows you to quickly change the dynamic from close quarters combat, to ranged attacks at the press of a button. For example, you can equip two weapons and switch between them with a press of the R1 button.
Victor Vran: Overkill Edition manages to stand out from the pack by trimming the fat from the genre and offering frantic and fun combat as a result. Victor Vran may look like your atypical isometric action RPG, but writing it off as another "diablo clone" would be doing the game a huge disservice. They can be accessed at any time without compromising your saved data, which is a nice touch. These DLCs don't necessarily beat the characters and narrative of the main game, but they do offer some additional story for those who finish the main game and want to try something different. On the other hand, the Motörhead: Through the Ages expansion offers a fun and truly metal tour through world inspired by the iconic band. The Overkill edition also comes with two DLC expansions entitled Fractured Worlds and Motörhead: Through the Ages, respectively.įractured Worlds doesn't add a whole lot of story, but it does offer a compelling premise for the broken and shattered state of its world. It makes sense that a demon voice would taunt and jest, but it happens so much that is encroaches on the atmosphere the game is trying to build.ĭespite the conflict in tone, I really like the story in Victor Vran and the characters you come across.
With everything going on in the main story, The Voice just seems like it's out of place, despite being an amusing narrator.
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