Joseph Allen

I am sure I may be one of the very few sci-fi horror game fans that still defends the Callisto protocol, it had it's issues, sure. But it wasn't given anywhere near as much time to be fully developed as Cronos new dawn, and THIS is what they came up with? A somewhat visually stunning copy and paste of Dead Space AND Callisto Protocol, with even less creativity and originality. You don't even get to actually use the one thing this was clearly supposed to be involved with, TIME, in any constructive or clever way, maybe as a tool to change the pace of the game. Callisto Protocol even had more original ideas put into it to truly add to the tension and pacing of the atmosphere, such as the melee, and the atmosphere was more than just a visual masterpiece, you literally felt as if you were actually there, hearing the clawing and echoing and screaming through the ceilings and walls and you were always on the edge of your seat at all times, even when you weren't fighting. I appreciate the effort that went into Cronos new dawn, you can see in the graphics and atmosphere alone that they put a lot of thought into it. But I feel like that's where the creativity stopped. They probably had a better and bigger plan for the time traveling aspect at some point, and just decided to play it safe when they realized, " we completely forgot about that", and by then the creators and directors didn't have anymore time since it wasn't spent evenly on the game as a whole. I think it's a shame that Callisto got shit on for not having enough, yet this is being hyped up as the next goat for sci Fi horror games, being just as , if not MORE limited than Callisto, and extremely grounded.

I loved it. Danny Boyle brought this one back with a vengeance. I was really excited to see how the scenes would pan out considering I heard he was going to use a giant iPhone for filming. Entire atmosphere is captivating and the gore was awesome. I will admit there are a couple of scenes that seemed random and kind of conflicted with the direction it appeared to be going and I left with more questions than answers, BUT I definitely appreciate the creativity and attention to detail. I hope they don't leave any major plot holes in the future films and keep up the amazing work! My favorite part is definitely the first act, and one moment in particular definitely got my adrenaline spiking for a while!

I don't understand the hate this game has received. I mean to each their own, but I have had no complaints whatsoever and this is my first time playing it. I've also been playing with headphones the whole time, which has enhanced the sound immensely, making everything that much it intense. I mean I have found myself taking corners especially slow because I swear something is about to happen every time I hear something clawing from either the ceiling, floor, or the vents on the walls. The graphics are perfect, the story is intriguing, and the gameplay just adds onto the fun, the violence is also delicious! I can hear every bone crack every time I hit an enemy in such perfect detail. I also personally enjoy the inventory menu, despite how " limited" it may feel to some, it brings me back to RE4. I feel like it adds to the sense of confinement and claustrophobia. I've been a huge fan of sci Fi horror games, especially since the first Dead Space game. I honestly think the only people that don't like it are the same ones who begged for a more realistic survival horror sci-fi game and got mad because they can't just shoot their way through everything. I say you guys keep doing exactly what you're doing.