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The editors liked
Multiplayer can be exciting
The monster designs are strange but imaginative
Entertaining co-op mode
Wanderers are challenging enemies
Musical tributes to previous Konami games
From Contra to Policenauts and Zone of the Enders
In hidden cassette tapes
Resources become much more manageable with later base progression
Wave defense and horde modes are much better with friends
While the
The editors didn't like
Sudden genre change simply doesn't work
Progression is a tiresome grind
A lack of checkpoints artificially extends playtime
Dull characters
And repetitive gameplay
Tedious gameplay and survival elements
Dull visuals
Iffy movement controls and combat
Microtransactions
Requires constant internet connection
Early game can be slow and punishing between little food supplies and limited defensive resources
Much of the interesting secrets are hidden in the back half of the game after the credits roll
Published: 2021-01-12, Author: David , review by: gamingtrend.com
Abstract: It really is a shame the Metal Gear franchise is essentially dead at this point. Konami clearly doesn't know what makes these games fun or interesting and series creative lead Hideo Kojima has gone on to greener pastures at Sony where he has much more fre...
Survive tries really hard to capture the spirit of Metal Gear and gets overbearingly close. If these cutscenes were made into a movie, it would be much more enjoyable. Unfortunately, a stale opponent, boring landscape, and annoying survival mechanics hold...
Multiplayer can be exciting, the monster designs are strange but imaginative,
Sudden genre change simply doesn't work, progression is a tiresome grind, a lack of checkpoints artificially extends playtime, dull characters, and repetitive gameplay
Entertaining co-op mode, Wanderers are challenging enemies
Tedious gameplay and survival elements, Dull visuals, Iffy movement controls and combat, Microtransactions, Requires constant internet connection
Metal Gear Survive tries to straddle the line between the action and survival genres and succeeds at neither. Die-hard Metal Gear fans may find something to like here, but most potential players are better off avoiding its many frustrations...
Published: 2018-02-28, Author: Kai , review by: wccftech.com
Musical tributes to previous Konami games, from Contra to Policenauts and Zone of the Enders, in hidden cassette tapes, Resources become much more manageable with later base progression, Wave defense and horde modes are much better with friends, While the
Early game can be slow and punishing between little food supplies and limited defensive resources, Much of the interesting secrets are hidden in the back half of the game after the credits roll, Onlineonly requirement, even when playing through the campai
Despite the backlash from fans decrying that Metal Gear Survive isn't a true Metal Gear game, what's available in this $40 package is a hundred-plus hours of one of the most polished survival games to ever make it onto consoles...
Metal Gear Survive is an enticing, challenging, polished and occasionally frustrating spinoff that doesn't devalue the reputation of the franchise, and offers a unique standalone experience that fans of survival games should enjoy getting stuck into...
So much of Metal Gear Survive is repeating the same thing over and over again in single- and multiplayer. Defending the same points from the same zombies. Exploring the same zones for the same materials. Mining the same resources for the same small amount...
So much of Metal Gear Survive is repeating the same thing over and over again in single- and multiplayer. Defending the same points from the same zombies. Exploring the same zones for the same materials. Mining the same resources for the same small amount...
Published: 2018-02-21, Author: Lucas , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: After being out for a day and some change, the discourse I've seen so far on Metal Gear Survive has ping-ponged back and forth between, “Wait, it's out?” and, “LOL, it doesn't work.” This game launched with very little fanfare or marketing, and wouldn't e...
