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Evasion
Released On: Oct 9, 2018
76
5.8
All Platforms
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 5 Critic Reviews
76
60% Positive
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
40% Mixed
2 Reviews
2 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 5 Critic Reviews
76
60% Positive
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
40% Mixed
2 Reviews
2 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Evasion is another example of a fast-paced VR game that doesn’t seem like it could work in theory, but has been executed with a care and precision befitting of a developer that has a lot of expertise in the VR field.
Playing solo is a bit rough, so with a friend by your side Evasion not only becomes one of VR’s best shooters, but you’ll be hard-pressed to find any other VR game that’s as purely fun on a moment-to-moment basis.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 9 User Ratings
5.8
44% Positive
4 Ratings
4 Ratings
33% Mixed
3 Ratings
3 Ratings
22% Negative
2 Ratings
2 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 9 User Ratings
5.8
44% Positive
4 Ratings
4 Ratings
33% Mixed
3 Ratings
3 Ratings
22% Negative
2 Ratings
2 Ratings
This is probably an 8 as someone else stated. It is slightly better than Farpoint imo and worth playing but not something you will likely play for a long time. However, at the right price it is worth picking up and checking out. Aim support is great and there just aren't that many games that are decent that use it.
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PlayStation 4
Evasion is a very good title with a dynamic fight, though not devoid of certain imperfections. The biggest advantage as well as the disadvantage of the game is the fact that it works best in cooperative mode. In the game for one person in the long run, there is a little high level of difficulty and no checkpoints. In any case, the game offers quite addictive campaigns for all those who want to kick another alien abdomen.
Advantages
Dynamic fight
Well-designed control
4 character classes
Over 5 hours of the singles campaign
Co-operative mode for 2 people
Disadvantages
Difficulty level selected for 2 people
No check points
There is no character development
The plot could be better
Full reviev ****/gry-vr/psvr-gry/evasion-odbij-kolonie-faro-psvr-recenzja/
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PlayStation 4
First-person shooting and VR seem to go hand-in-hand. Thankfully, the arcade style of Evasion as well as its solid execution and unique gameplay mechanics make it one of the most enjoyable games that fit this description.
Evasion is a decent FPS for the PSVR, but it needed just a bit more variety to make it fun and engaging. The initial structure of the gameplay is spot-on, but the enemies and level design are just a bit too stale.
It’s unlikely to leave as much of an impact as Farpoint did, but Evasion offers a competent and entertaining shoot ‘em up campaign for those looking to bring devastation to the next alien race. Alongside a horde mode that’ll have you coming back for more, this is one experience that PlayStation VR fanatics won’t want to miss.
This game is just below an 7 really. But, hopefully that's only momentarily.
Another game that finally takes advantage of the Aim Controller and it does it in pretty good fashion. The game uses the Unreal Engine and truth be told, it is definitely has some of the best graphics of the VR to date. Most specifically, the weapons and the enemies.
People who were calling it another Farpoint prior to release weren't correct, but they weren't wrong either. The gun play is....a bit stiff. I felt like in Farpoint it was a bit more loose and aiming was a bit easier. However, I will give Evasion the benefit of the doubt in terms of gun mechanics because there is more to it than simply shotgun, pistol, rifle. The guns have charging and tethering mechanisms.
The tether addition is honestly pretty brilliant and allows you to pick how you wish to attack your enemies and retrieve power ups, not to mention all the other things it does as well such as finish off enemies, heal, and revive fallen allies.
Rather than simply have a shooter, the game comes equipped with 4 different classes allowing you various ways to go about, however, in the grand scheme of things, they pretty much all operate the same way. All their weapons are different, but similar in structure and action.
Oh and for any Portal fans out there, the AI companion in this game is bitterly sarcastic and cold much like GLaDOs, in a pretty funny way though (at least in the tutorial).
The real reason I have this game docked a bit low is 1. A short campaign - yes I get this a constant with other VR games as well, however, the VR is now 2 years old. Longer campaigns shouldn't be so hard anymore. 2. Barebones game-play - everything is a bit too straight forward and ones outside of the campaign, there isn't too much to do besides horde mode.
If you are going to play this game, make sure you try to find a buddy because that's where this game really takes off.
I may write another review in the future. Hopefully once some more people start playing and there may be an increase in player count. But for now, I'll give it a 7 since I can't give it a 7.5.
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PlayStation 4
A little disappointing.
I did not have a chance to play this co-op, which may change the game experience.
Pros:
Nice textures, pretty surroundings
Able to play with aim controller
Didn't make me feel sick, even with safeties removed
Interesting tether mechanic
Weapon usage felt good
Cons:
No character or weapon development
Only four weapons, each locked to a class only selectable at the beginning of level
Nearly non-existent plot
Repetitive, linear missions
Boring voice acting
Poor AI
Dull, clunky enemies
Limited controls (most buttons do nothing, no jump, no reload)
This just felt like a demo of vr you would find in an arcade. It's not the serious game I'd hoped it would be. I would recommend not buying it unless it were on a decent discount. It's the first vr game I've deleted from my ps4, but I've already got Farpoint, which i feel is a bit better, so away it went.
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PlayStation 4
Summary Experience the next generation of VR combat with Evasion, an intense sci-fi bullet-hell shooter. Play solo or team up with a friend as you run, dodge, and unleash devastating Surge Attacks as you fight your way through an action-packed story campaign.
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- PC
- PlayStation 4
Initial Release Date: Oct 9, 2018
Developer:
- Archiact Interactive Ltd.
Publisher: Archiact Interactive Ltd.
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