Everything from textures to global lighting looks stunning, making the game feel like a true work of art at every step of the way. Impressive VisualsĪtlas Fallen might be one of the most visually-stunning games released this year. It's fast-paced hunting action like I've never seen before, even if the camera has trouble keeping up with the action in some of the more visually-cluttered sequences. The best way to describe it would be to say that the game feels as if Bayonetta played like a Monster Hunter game. In this game, gliding and shapeshifting weapons made of magical sand will become your tools of the trade, allowing you to perform flashy stunts and deliver massive damage to your enemies. In both of these games, you have to hunt giant beasts to defeat them and gain their powers, which allows you to use their skills against your enemies. But it wasn't until I started playing Atlas Fallen that I realized how polished this game was compared to Soul Sacrifice. Players who are familiar with the amazing Soul Sacrifice game on the PlayStation Vita might know that a Monster Hunter game with fancy-looking combat can go a long way to draw newcomers in. This is great for gamers looking for an RPG, but for those looking for intense action gameplay, that's where Atlas Fallen really does shine. While some of the more recent entries in the Monster Hunter franchise have also featured more complex storylines, Atlas Fallen delivers a much more compelling narrative experience than anything we've seen in a Monster Hunter game. It would be easy to dismiss the title as just " Monster Hunter Rise with magic," but the game does so much more with its familiar formula than just imitating what has been perfected many times before.įor starters, there's a much clearer focus on the game's plot. Sand plays a central role in the world of Atlas Fallen. However, there are a few issues that threaten to bog down the experience. The various moves you can perform feel smooth, and the camera is controlled well enough to keep up with fast-paced action scenes. Though the game draws inspiration from other well-established franchises, Atlas Fallen does enough things I've never seen before to be considered fresh. A great blend of exploration and pure combat, Atlas Fallen delivers on its promise by giving players a wide variety of ways to take down their foes and traverse its diverse biomes.
Hunt massive creatures in bouts of flashy combat in Atlas Fallen, a game that takes the best elements of RPGs and tactical shooters to forge a unique, intense experience.
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