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Narco Terror
Released On: Jul 31, 2013
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5.9
Metascore
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Based on 13 Critic Reviews
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It has some issues, but above all, it's very fun and entertaining, specially playing with a friend. Recommended for those who miss the old arcades where you could kill hundreds of guys with a couple of buttons.
Narco Terror evokes the fun arcade glory of the eighties, although the result is a rather crude and not always balanced.
Narco Terror manages to bring us back to the Rambo arcade game with a good longevity and technical production, but its repetitive nature and the shoddy story and main character keep it from really shining.
Narco Terror is a surprisingly enjoyable old-school arcade romp; it offers some of the greatest fun I've had on XBLA this year; and is one of the silliest games you'll ever play. But once the high wears off, you'll be left craving for a dose of something a little more substantial.
Cry at the money wasted on this. [Nov 2013, p.69]
The only great thing about this game is the offline and co-op mode. Besides that it kind of sucks. The graphics are utterly disgraceful and the sound of the game is just substandard. This game isn’t good enough to survive on the current games market.
The best twin-stick shooters made up for their lack of 3D by adding personality, gameplay variety, and over-the-top ludicrousness. Narco Terror decided to add the third dimension, but then left out anything that might make someone want to play. An interesting choice, but not a worthwhile one.
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Based on 13 User Ratings
5.9
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Summary Narco Terror is a wild, collateral-justice twin-stick shooter that combines the magnetism and atmosphere of 80's movies and games, with high-def visuals and overwhelming, destructive chaos. The campaign supports co-op play with up to two players on a single machine, or online co-op with players able to drop in or drop out at any point.
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- Xbox 360
- PC
- PlayStation 3
Initial Release Date: Jul 31, 2013
Developer:
- Koch Media
Publisher: Deep Silver
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