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| The Protector Trials Review |
And while the final downloadable content product is by no means bad, it definitely doesn't have a special flair to set it apart from every other shooter around.
The Protector Trials is a stressful, sometimes thrilling, gametype that focuses on protecting a little sister from waves of Splicers that want her ADAM. As Delta, you must complete challenges to unlock more levels and achievement points.
It will get your blood pumping, but it will also leave you wanting much, much more. Full review after the break.
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| It's time for you ADAM enema, mister! |
But therein lies the problem. It is nothing much more than what the game already offers. And the game offers it for a point. There is a real feeling of frenetic chaos when the levels hit their fever-pitch, especially when the loadout contains only a drill, and bodies are flying all over the place. That alone, though, doesn't make the game enticing enough to spend hours and hours trying to beat.
But there would've been a simple remedy to this: add a second Delta and make the enemies much harder. That would've nixed the simple gameplay problem and implemented something totally fresh to the BioShock package -- strategic teamwork. I can imagine with two Big Daddies, each wielding their own unique weapons, trying to withstand the massive assault, you would have nary a lapse in interest, with a fresh and exciting angle on the world of BioShock.
Only spend the 400 MS points if you find them between the cushions on the couch or in an old pair of jeans you haven't worn in ages.
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