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Rise of the Triad
Released On: Jul 31, 2013
67
All Platforms
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 40 Critic Reviews
67
40% Positive
16 Reviews
16 Reviews
53% Mixed
21 Reviews
21 Reviews
8% Negative
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 40 Critic Reviews
67
40% Positive
16 Reviews
16 Reviews
53% Mixed
21 Reviews
21 Reviews
8% Negative
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
This is the first-person shooter distilled, a tribute to PC gaming's glorious days of yore. You need to play it. [Sept 2013, p.88]
ROTT might not a the game that you will play for ever. It might not even be a game you will finish. But it will make you forget about your mortgage, your job, or your fear of missing out. For one or two fleeting hours, you’ll be a kid again, and that selfish pleasure is worth it.
Rise of the Triad is a must-have for fans of the original ROTT or for those that enjoy 1990's FPS gaming. At $15, it's a great value, too.
A blast from the past, a type of shooter that just isn't made these days. Ridiculously fast, absurdly gory and deliberately silly. Certainly not for everyone, and the online play still needs some work, but if you're in any way tempted by this game, you should go right out and buy it.
This remake operation by Interceptor and Apogee contains many flaws that undermine its overall success; autosaves are too infrequent, frustrating platform sections, as well as a game formula that is so naive and "harmless" (splatter included) that will hardly find proselytes out of the retrogamers circle.
I like old school action. But this shooting gallery doesn’t deliver.
This aged hard action liquor will pull your feet out of your shoes and even your socks. However, walking on broken pieces of gameplay that offers many flaws and frustration causes a bit more stinging than it once did.
