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Starlink: Battle for Atlas

2018-10-16

Developer: Ubisoft TorontoPublisher: Ubisoft Entertainment

PS4, PC, XONE

Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative, Split screenThird person

Shooter

Real Time Strategy (RTS)

Role-playing (RPG)

Simulator

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Adventure

Arcade

Action

Science fiction

Starlink: Battle for Atlas is an all-new action-adventure game developed by Ubisoft Toronto. This deep, open-world space saga features Smart Building Technology empowering players to assemble and customize real-world physical starships. Each part attached to the starship appears instantly in-game and players can experiment with different pilot abilities, weapon types, and status effects and unleash devastating combos upon their enemies.

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TheDarkArgoArchived a game11 months ago

Starlink: Battle for Atlas

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Starlink: Battle for Atlas *first playthrough* The overall all feel of the game is very pleasant as the controls are pretty straight forward and self explanatory. However the game lacks at a few key things. One of those being the gacha mechanic of the game. Only starting to two to three weapons is a huge drawpack if you don't have any kind of elemental weapon which a lot of mods require you to do elemental attacks and combinations to make it an easier time. This drives the game to have difficulty spikes are very random times, and the last planet is very difficult as it is nothing but the "giant" enemies guarding the Extractors. The other thing that causes the game to not shine as well as it should is the fact that while you can pretty much 100% the planets at any given time, the Samples are completely random and I could not find what I needed too at any given time. You can see what you're missing, but the items itself are just a very random drop and the quests you can get to find them easily are extremely rare. to get from the Observatory. Gameplay: Overall the gameplay itself is a fun ride and as I said, the controls are a pretty straightforward when it comes to how the ship functions. I did like the fact that on the Switch version I could play as Fox McCloud and I had a small quest line to do. The annoying part was the "pilot skills", didn't really affect Fox as much as it affected his wingmates. The game is pretty fun when it comes to the combat, including the space combat. The only real problem with it, again, is that the lack of sufficient weaponry without having to buy more of them off the eShop or physically make the game more difficult then it should be. Story: The story was probably the best part of the game. I loved learning the different backstories of the different characters and getting to experience why the universe was the way it was. It was a bit repetitive at times as some of the objectives just seemed to be copy/pasted in a slightly different way, but it was a fun ride regardless. Visuals: The planets, especially from Space as you're entering into the atmosphere was a very beautiful experience. They looked so good, and when you touched the surface they also looked so good and felt alive. The only real problem was that things would load or not load the way it should, even on the switch. It wasn't a major issue, but you can tell the graphics suffered slightly depending on what was around or what was happening. Soundtrack: The soundtrack was not that memorable for me. Very few tracks stood out. I think the combat track stood out the most but that was because most of the time combat was mostly what you did. Summary: The game itself is fun, but it is only good for about one playthrough. Anything beyond that would be a waste of time for most people (like myself). Because of the restrictions that was implemented from the gacha mechanics, I decided not to 100% the game as I got frustrated of it very fast.

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SpaceTrashTTV11 months ago

how did you get access? that would be cool

TheDarkArgo9 months ago

Access to what? Sorry I just saw this haha. The game itself has been out for a long time, I just bought it when Best Buy did their promotion of getting it for $5

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JesterInklingArchived a game1 year ago

Starlink: Battle for Atlas

Картридж

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BroadTailCastArchived a game2 years ago

Starlink: Battle for Atlas

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This game is on the back burner for now. Hoping to return to it sson.

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DablioPeReviewed a game2 years ago

Starlink: Battle for Atlas

Meio grande, difícil e quase sem fim se não fizer apenas a história principal

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SaintAeturnusReviewed a game3 years ago

Starlink: Battle for Atlas

I got the game for the Star Fox content, and I have to say the game actually isn't that bad. I do recommend it.

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