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Gears of War: Judgment
Released On: Mar 19, 2013
79
5.8
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 81 Critic Reviews
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72% Positive
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28% Mixed
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 81 Critic Reviews
79
72% Positive
58 Reviews
58 Reviews
28% Mixed
23 Reviews
23 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Judgment is literally as much fun as Gears of War 2. It doesn’t have this scope or severity one and three had, but it operates on a grand scale. I, for one, couldn’t be happier.
The same tight third-person combat as the last three games, but just a bit less special. [May 2013, p.66]
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 986 User Ratings
5.8
38% Positive
374 Ratings
374 Ratings
31% Mixed
307 Ratings
307 Ratings
31% Negative
305 Ratings
305 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 986 User Ratings
5.8
38% Positive
374 Ratings
374 Ratings
31% Mixed
307 Ratings
307 Ratings
31% Negative
305 Ratings
305 Ratings
Gears of War: Judgment is far from perfect and falls disappointingly short on the single-player front. But almost everything else about the game is well worth a look and goes a long way to showing that the Gears of War franchise still has the kind of allure that’s worthy of its reputation.
A great game with enough to please fans of the series and even welcome new players. A new control scheme might add a bit of frustration, but this is quickly forgotten when you dive into the great multiplayer. Team Kilo Squad and the addition of a new star system which awards special play throughs of levels in single player mode add to an already enjoyable title.
If it were just the campaign with co-op, Judgment would seem difficult to justify for its triple A asking price, but with the addition of the excellent Overrun mode - and a couple of friends - it's a worthwhile purchase.
Beautiful, efficient, but burdened with a poor story, this GoW: Judgment lacks innovation for sure, but also its more vivid casting and its new multiplayer mode don't really cohere with small teams and arenas. It still remains a high quality TPS, though, but not one that will make memories.
Gears of War: Judgment is not a bad game, but one that very much stands in the shadow of its more illustrious predecessors. It is a bit like going back to a favorite restaurant, only to find that the management has changed and it's just not quite the same anymore...Sure, you'll still have a pretty decent meal, but you'll also leave yearning for days gone by.
This game is the best game in human history. You can customize your weapon and your body armor. The campaign is also really fun. You can also have three campaign slots. I like having friends over to play the game so I need slots for me to have a campaign with each of them.
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Xbox 360
Tiene ideas interesantes, pero el juego en sí tiene un problema de ritmo muy grave y el diseño de sonido está muy roto. Hay bugs que nucna había encontrado en anteriores GOW, y por alguna razón, el juego se ve peor que GOW 3 a pesar de ser el ultimo que salió para la XBOX 360...
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Xbox 360
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The weakest game in the entire series. A complete arcade. Bad characters, extremely repetitive missions and terribly bad challenges and MP mode.
SRB:
Najslabija igra u celom serijalu. Potpuna arkada. Loši karakteri, izuzetno repetativne misije i užasno loši izazovi i MP mod.
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Xbox 360
Summary The events of Gears of War: Judgment take place fourteen years before the original Gears and just after the essential event of the Gears of War universe, Emergence Day. In the story of Judgment you fight to save the city of Halvo Bay from a horrifying new enemy in a campaign that strips away the extraneous and returns to the basics, capt...
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- Xbox 360
Initial Release Date: Mar 19, 2013
Developer:
- Epic Games
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
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