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Publié: 2013-12-20, Auteur: Pete , review by: T3.com
60fps 1080p, Faithful sound effects, Cop is always fun
A bit light on new content, Graphically underwhelming, Feels a tad over priced
If you own a Windows tablet or Windows phone, just play this on those devices instead if you must. Even if you are a huge Halo fan, there is absolutely no reason to shell out $15 for this game when you can play the exact same game for $7 on mobile devices...
Extrait: CommentThe concept of a bite-sized Halo experience that was custom made for touch-screen platforms might not sound that appealing, but I’ve actually enjoyed my time spent with Halo: Spartan Assault on Xbox One. It’s not quite the caliber of the origina...
Extrait: Halo: Spartan Assault is at war with itself.It tries to translate Halo's first-person shooting into a top-down, twin-stick shooter. The result is a game stuck searching for a satisfying medium between the two genres.Spartan Assault struggles to sustain th...
Halo: Spartan Assault is an uninspired top-down shooter that gets by mostly on the strength of its art and sound, all borrowed from previous games. It can be a challenge when cranked up with modifiers, and the co-op has a faster and more entertaining pace...
Extrait: The top-down perspective turns the distinctive Halo arsenal into a bunch of pretty boring guns. Only the heat-seeking Needler has any real complexity to it beyond point and shoot, so most of them handle too similarly to make you play differently. Most of...
Publié: 2014-02-13, Auteur: Paul , review by: xboxaktuell.de
Hübsche Grafik, Einsteigerfreundliche Steuerung, Kurze und knackige Missionen, Kurzweiliger KoopModus
Kaum Abwechslung im Missionsdesign, Keinerlei Langzeitmotivation, Holpriges Storytelling, Gelegentlich hakelige Steuerung, Wenig EXP zugunsten von Microtransactions, Kein lokaler Koop
"Halo: Spartan Assault" fühlt sich an wie eine direkt Fortsetzung zu "Halo Wars". Und das nicht nur weil beides die einzigen Titel der Reihe aus der Top-Down-Perspektive sind. Einige der Fahrzeuge wie der Grizzly oder der Wolverine tauchen zum ersten Mal ...
