SINGLE PLAYER GAMEPLAY INJECTED WITH DEADLY MULTIPLAYER Are you the hero or the villain? You’ll experience DEATHLOOP’s main story as Colt, hunting down targets across the island of Blackreef to break the loop and earn your freedom. Customize your loadout wisely to survive this deadly game of hunter vs hunted. Armed with a host of otherworldly abilities and savage weaponry, you’ll utilize every tool at your command to execute takedowns that are as striking as they are devastating. In each loop you’ll discover new secrets, gather intel on your targets as well as the island of Blackreef, and expand your arsenal. Use the knowledge you gain from each attempt to change up your playstyle, stealthily sneaking through levels or barreling into the fight, guns-blazing. Die, Die Again Every new loop is an opportunity to change things up. Learn from each cycle - try new paths, gather intel, and find new weapons and abilities. As Colt, the only chance for escape is to end the cycle by assassinating eight key targets before the day resets. In DEATHLOOP, two rival assassins are trapped in a mysterious timeloop on the island of Blackreef, doomed to repeat the same day for eternity. The mayonnaise tends to take, it’s not a masterpiece, but like all Arkane games, Deathloop has its own identity, and it’s a good game.DEATHLOOP is a next-gen first person shooter from Arkane Lyon, the award-winning studio behind Dishonored. The game tries to get off the beaten track. All this is wrapped up in relatively zany, offbeat dialogues, and a technical realization that is, let’s say, correct, without more.
We end up running over all the enemies, smashing everything, we enter rather in the Rage phase, with a dynamic, peppy FPS, which offers an original arsenal. You have 3 lives, then you start all over again at 0! But it is easy to recharge these lives in various ways. To do this, you have to progress on the map, a semi-open world, where the beginnings will be complicated: you have to be discreet, learn to use the tools at your disposal, infiltration like in Dishonored, and think before acting.
Halfway between Dishonored and Rage 2, Deathloop transports us to an island where we keep reliving the same day, reappearing on a beach in the early morning. Arkane offers here a game that is part of an exercise that has been seen many times before, especially in the world of cinema: the time loop. Arkane’s games are rarely asceptized, and look nothing like the competition’s.
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