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But even this task is daunting as waves of goons lay the damage on. They also plant mines to keep players from sneaking up on their explosive backpacks. The game sends out the occasional heavy brute who becomes the worst bullet sponge ever.

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The issue goes into full overdrive in boss fights. Fracked tries to keep players moving, in a VR system that just isnвЂ™t made for that.

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TheyвЂ™re also incredibly annoying, forcing players to break out of cover and awkwardly hobble away. These special ones are fast and combustible. Basic fodder is sometimes backed by explosive chargers. But thereвЂ™s just never enough to connect FrackedвЂ™s repetitive gunplay.Д®nemies are also lacking in variety. I feel like an action hero across these cinematic moments. ThereвЂ™s a much better skiing mechanic than Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond in those rare moments. The game evokes some GoldenEye as players are gunning down trooper after trooper across facilities. Out of the shadows, it successfully goes all-in with action. nDreams doesnвЂ™t hold players back as they did in Phantom: Covert Ops. The game still throws plenty of bad guys to make things worthwhile. But itвЂ™s a real shock to see basic VR shooting downgraded this way. nDreams has had a habit of accurate gunplay in Phantom and the grocery checkout game Shooty Fruity. A real godsend without little to no aiming mechanics whatsoever. nDreams scales back plenty of comfort to make gameplay work without a joystick or adequate tracking. Worse yet, weapons can only be used with one hand at a time. There are no iron sights to aim with, while players have to spray and hope for the best. Without hand-based controls, itвЂ™s even harder to aim and fire. ItвЂ™s an incredibly awkward system that makes playing clunky. The game somehow makes this work, putting players in a fully seated experience. This meant relying on the PlayStation Move controllers, which lack a number of basic features like joysticks or haptics. The PSVR was released during a time when VR was still finding solid ground. But the flaw lies in making outdated controls work. ItвЂ™s neat that nDreams can deliver their latest experience over SonyвЂ™s VR system. The PSVR is easily FrackedвЂ™s biggest problem. ItвЂ™s strange to say that FrackedвЂ™s gameplay feels like a big step back, only because of that PlayStation VR exclusivity. But theyвЂ™re also lethal with accuracy against the gameвЂ™s goons. There arenвЂ™t too many weapons players can keep-instead forcing them to carry a pistol and SMG. вЂњFracked started to grow on me with engaging gunplay and handling.вЂќДЄs a shooter, Fracked started to grow on me with engaging gunplay and handling. Sadly, all of these elements didnвЂ™t materialize into a full length romp. ItвЂ™s filled with corporate espionage that somehow fits in skiing and climbing. Players are taken out of the dark waters and into a colder scene. Fracked pushes deeper into PhantomвЂ™s extreme action (think Vin DieselвЂ™s XXX series). But the same magic is traded for a shorter experience that fails to do more with its ideas. ItвЂ™s great to see nDreams build on Phantom: Covert Ops to deliver a cinematic thrill ride. Fracked plays well on the studioвЂ™s elements to aim and fire.

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Surprisingly, nDreams kept their VR shooting mechanics sharp.

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Enemies are also easier to spot for players as they clear out rooms of goons. Outlines and vibrant colours effectively set the world apart from other nDreams productions. ItвЂ™s beautifully rendered for an extreme action game like Fracked. Better yet, the studio would show off the potential for spy action games.To better suit the PSVR and performance, Fracked also uses a cel-shaded art style.

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