- Publisher: LucasArts
- Release Date: Oct 7, 2008
- Also On: PlayStation 3
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6.2
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 29 Ratings
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Positive: 15 out of 29
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Mixed: 8 out of 29
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Negative: 6 out of 29
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ApocalypseBrownOct 8, 20085Fun for 30 minutes, forgettable the rest. Further evidence by the reviews that GamesTm are on the take.
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jefframonejJan 10, 20095Fun game, but over way to quick. Not nearly hard enough. It seems like each boss or end stage had the exact same difficulty level as the one before. Instead of getting progressively harder, it was about the same. I finished it in about 6 days.
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ChanOct 11, 20086
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MoBatNov 12, 20089
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JamesM.Oct 6, 20086Great idea of terrain deformation, and that alone is awesome. but the level design is really bad and uses the idea in the worst ways. I don't know how they managed to make such a cool and original idea seem so bad. so much wasted potential.
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KevinGApr 7, 20090
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JGDec 31, 20098This game is WAY better than the reviews - very much a Gears of War + Halo + original shooter. Fun! Through ACT 1 (I got it for $5 at a Blockbuster closing down in our area) and excited to play more tonight. Surprised I don't agree with the majority of reviews here. Odd.
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ColinS.Dec 31, 20088Definitly higher than the critics...this is an old-fashioned game. Sure, the story blows and the characters aren't very liakable, but I found this game to be great fun. Awesome weapons, acceptable graphics and the terrain deformation is cool. Online gives is a good amount of replay value. Maybe not worth a purchase, definitly rent it though.
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Fracture is an entertaining romp while it lasts
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60Quotation forthcoming.
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Given that its bland combat is little enhanced by the ability to create cover, you suspect that the promises made for the technology have simply dug its own grave. [Dec 2008, p.90]