The levels all felt about the same setup wise, it really didn’t do anything too unique with them which fed into the whole repetitive aspect a ton. That’s another area of the game that I thought was weak, the areas you visit were sort of bland and uninspired. I should also mention the cutscenes which were a bit cringe-like in nature, but did set the stage I suppose. You will get to use some vehicles in this which were fun and are located more towards the end. The texture differences can be noticeable when going to performance. Neither are perfect, even with VRR aiming to add an assist in. Both have some serious performance issues with the quality mode taking more of a hit than performance. Both are targeting 60fps and to a degree aim for a 4k resolution. When playing on Xbox Series X you do get two options when it comes to how the game plays. More customization options are present with this version such as changing the character, altering FOV and even picking the perspective. There are extra things to gather too, some will grant skill points to use for minor character improvements. It’s one of those older style shooters, so you’ll collect health, armor and ammo off the ground which is fine. There’s everything from handheld cannons that shoot literal cannon balls to a type of weapon that basically eviscerates anything it hits.Įverything from human standard weapons, to out of the box options and of course alien type guns as well. You will get a variety of weapons to use here. There’s a particularly insane battle sequence at the end that felt almost like overkill, but was still rather cool to see. It’s less impressive the second time through, but still really cool to witness. Still, the sense of scale at times is really awesome. It can just be boring somewhat in that regard, with so many overwhelming points throughout. That’s a lot of this one, just being tired at facing the same enemies in the same scenarios multiple times over. There’s a decent variety of foes present, but alas they do somewhat get repetitive after awhile. The enemies pop into little bits that fly all about, so in general the gore factor is quite high within this game. It does feature some really great carnage and ever so many visceral scenes. It’s definitely something of a different time that’s continued to be brought forward. If you want a good challenge there are a number of difficulty options and a scoring system in place as well to see how you’re doing. The side quests aren’t super in-depth, but do offer something a little different to play. That adds extra value if you’re after those types of things. There are also side objectives in each mission that you can work towards, among secrets too. The campaign does feature a decent selection of levels and a lengthy enough play time.
I did however have troubles connecting when trying the multiplayer aspect of these out and wasn’t able to connect to any of them. These both felt a bit minimal, yet at the same time it was nice to have something else to play within this one to expand the content. The game now features more than just a campaign, with some coop level options and a bit of a survival mode as well. Like with the Stadia version I played a year prior, the long loading segments are present but it does seem a bit more streamlined during regular play. A situation of which you see briefly at the start of the game. The campaign will take you to a few European areas to complete various tasks and prepare for a mighty final confrontation. You’re trying to fend off the invasion and do so with a bit of a misfit crew that has been compiled.
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It presents a world that has been under full siege from Mental’s hordes. This is the fourth main entry in the Serious Sam series. This was certainly an interesting sort of experience. Serious Sam 4 Xbox Series X Review "Seriously Alright" Campaign Decemat 9:16pm
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