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Halo 5: Guardians
Released On: Oct 27, 2015
84
6.4
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Generally Favorable
Based on 103 Critic Reviews
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86% Positive
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 103 Critic Reviews
84
86% Positive
89 Reviews
89 Reviews
12% Mixed
12 Reviews
12 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Developers from 343 Industries have finally caught the right way and with the fifth part they fixed the mistakes which they made in the previous installment. So they provide the players with an absolutely perfect and catchy campaign. [Issue#258]
The story may well be confusing – especially for newcomers – and many characters are sadly lacking in depth, but that doesn’t detract from how fun shooting your way through the game’s fifteen missions is when playing solo and even more so with three friends.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 3,757 User Ratings
6.4
52% Positive
1960 Ratings
1960 Ratings
20% Mixed
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768 Ratings
27% Negative
1029 Ratings
1029 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 3,757 User Ratings
6.4
52% Positive
1960 Ratings
1960 Ratings
20% Mixed
768 Ratings
768 Ratings
27% Negative
1029 Ratings
1029 Ratings
Halo 5 Guardians is a great new iteration in the Halo franchise. Frantic and intense gunplay against a large number of enemies, though it could be better in vehicles missions. 343i's game shines with the new and great Warzone mode and balanced and intense Arena multiplayer.
Halo 5: Guardians is an exciting Halo package, marred only by some questionable design decisions, like microtransactions and some shoddy friendly-AI in the campaign. It’s not a classic Halo, but 343 is moving in a good direction with the franchise.
Halo 5 has come through addressing a lot of the concerns that fans had leading up to its launch. The online multiplayer is stable, delivers classic Halo multiplayer, and freshens it up all at the same time. The single player campaign is enjoyable enough for those looking for a classic FPS experience, but not all too bothered about a strong story.
Halo 5: Guardians is a fine-tuned machine. It has a robust and highly addictive competitive multiplayer component, a large variety of aesthetically pleasing customizations and some of the tightest controls to ever grace a Halo title. Unfortunately, the campaign leaves much to be desired.
343 Industries made a terrific impression with their first dip into the franchise, but with a lackluster campaign and multiplayer that still needs tuning, Halo 5: Guardians makes them look like one-hit wonders.
Après y avoir joué pendant des années, Halo 5 a était un des meilleurs Halo en multijoueur, un nouveau système de gameplay, bien nerveux comme ont aime,
La campagne.... Elle était bien, malgré que le major n'était pas assez m'y en valeur, mais bien content d'avoir retrouvé le même système qu'avait Halo 2 avec deux personnages différents.
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My overall honest opinion is that Halo 5, and all of 343 halo games are extremely overhated. The story in Halo 5 was good, it was just executed poorly. But the overall gameplay experience was great. The mulitplayer was honestly amazing and I still find myself going back to it even today.
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Xbox One
They lied about the story and all that remains is a sad joke like, ooh you thought? Hahahaha… no. Ever since Bungie left to make dEsTiNy 1 and poo & 343 took over ****.HALO
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Xbox One
This is just a bad game. The story is all fluff no substance with tons of shock and awe to no real affect. 90% of the characters are wasted or made worse than they were in the previous game like blue team who feel more like set pieces around chief than his actual friends. Music is forgettable, I honestly can't remember any of the music from this game when I try to think of it right now. Pacing of the nonexistent story is just all over the place with no real feel of direction or purpose. The reuse of a boss fight 4-5 times is one of many things that shows the laziness behind this game. The gun play while not bad feels weird and not very Halo, there was really no reason to change it like they did. Weapons feel like they have no power and enemies all feel very much the same and uninspired in this game. The level design is the only thing in this game that is cool and fun to look at. I would recommend skipping this games campaign you aren't missing anything. :(
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Summary Peace has been devastated as colony worlds are unexpectedly attacked. What's more, when humanity's greatest hero goes missing, a new Spartan is assigned the task of hunting the Master Chief and solving a mystery that threatens the whole of the galaxy.
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- Xbox One
Initial Release Date: Oct 27, 2015
Developer:
- 343 Industries
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
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