Even after looking for a glimmer of quality, hoping that there'd be some redeeming feature to balance out this avalanche of weary criticism, Damnation offers little to which to cling. At best, it's a functional third-person platformer that sometimes acts like a shooter. At worst, it's an astonishing collection of poor design decisions, half-hearted implementation and mindless narrative clutter that will only lead to buyer's remorse in all who decide to give it a try.
We don’t finish it, but we’re finished with it.
We feel pretty damned in this steampunk shooter.
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Wow, I thought it was going to be good
Ouch, I'd still get this game because of the steampunk element, but that 3/10 is sitting pretty heavily on this game. Perhaps I should rent it for a weekend and see how it turns out first..?
Flop... =\
Was hoping this was going to be good. Nice ideas for a game but 3/10 is very sad. Will have to see more reviews but its not looking too good.
All that matters is, that chick is hot!