Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon
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- Ein affengeiler Cyber-Shooter: Es gibt nur einen, der es mit einer Armee von wild gewordenen Killer-Cyborgs, Metallhaien, mutierten Wissenschaftlern und bösartigen Blutdrachen, die Laserstrahlen aus ihren Augen verschießen, aufnehmen kann – und zwar Sie. Ihr Name ist Sergeant Rex Power Colt und Sie sind ein Mark IV Cyber-Commando. Sichern und laden Sie sieben vollständig anpassbare Lieblings-Killer-Implantate und nehmen Sie es mit dieser bizarren Open World-Insel des Bösen auf. Schalten Sie Ihre Gegner mit Ninja-Sternen, Schusswaffen oder dem guten alten Sprengstoff aus. Es ist Ihre Schlacht. Ihr Weg. Deren Pech.
- Schnappen Sie sich das Mädchen, töten Sie die Bösewichte und retten Sie die Welt: Als Sergeant Rex Colt sind Sie halb Mensch, halb Maschine, aber ein ganzer Amerikaner. Ein hochmoderner Mark IV Cyber-Commando mit einer Mission: Vergeltung. Sie müssen Ihren ehemaligen Kommandeur und sein Bataillon skrupelloser Killer-Cyborgs ausschalten, und Sie schrecken vor nichts zurück, um diesen Auftrag zu erfüllen.
- Ein Ritt auf jedem Klischee der VHS-Ära: Hollywoods Action-Ikone Michael Biehn (Terminator, Aliens und The Abyss) kehrt zurück in einer explosiven und düsteren 80er-Jahre SciFi-Zukunftsvision voller Cyborgs und Mutanten. Schalten Sie Ihren Videorekorder aus, stöpseln Sie Ihr Videospiel-Großraumcomputer ein und bereiten Sie sich darauf vor, den gesamten Nervenkitzel von Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon mit stereophoner Klangausgabe zu erleben.

Systemanforderungen
- CPU: 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo E6700 / 3.00 GHz AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+
- GFX: 512 MB DirectX 9.0c–compliant
- RAM: 2 GB
- Software: Windows XP (SP3) / Windows Vista (SP2) / Windows 7 (SP1) / Windows 8
- HD: 3 GB
- SFX: DirectX 9.0c–compliant
- DX: DirectX 9.0c
- Peripherie: Windows-compatible keyboard, mouse, optional controller
- MISC: Requires a UPlay account.
- LANG: Englisch, Niederländisch, Französisch, Deutsch, Italienisch, Portugiesisch, Russisch, Spanisch
- CPU: 2.93 GHz Intel Core i3-530 / 3.10 GHz AMD Phenom II X2 550 or better
- GFX: 1024 MB DirectX 11–complaint or higher
- RAM: 4 GB
- Software: Windows XP (SP3) / Windows Vista (SP2) / Windows 7 (SP1) / Windows 8
- HD: 3 GB
- SFX: 5.1 surround sound
- DX: DirectX 11
- Peripherie: Windows-compatible keyboard, mouse, Xbox 360 Controller for Windows
- MISC: Requires a UPlay account.
- LANG: Englisch, Niederländisch, Französisch, Deutsch, Italienisch, Portugiesisch, Russisch, Spanisch
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Far Cry 3 - Blood Dragon ist ein actiongeladener Shooter, welcher von Ubisoft Montral entwickelt wurde.Gameplay
Genau wie Far Cry 3 spielt auch der allein lauffähige Shooter Blood Dragon auf einer Insel. Hier enden aber die Gemeinsamkeiten, da das kunterbunte Blood Dragon eine abgedrehte 80's-Trash-Geschichte um wildgewordene Cyborgs erzählt. Die soll der Spieler in der Rolle von Sergeant Rex Power Colt (Michael Biehn) ausschalten.Pro
+ Anspielungen auf Filme und Spiele der 80er Jahre + witzige Enzyklopädie + motivierendes Aufrüsten (Lasergeschosse, explosive Scharfschützenmunition) + famoser Synthesizer-Soundtrack, alberne One-Liner + taktische Action: leises oder explosives Ausschalten + Trading CardsKontra
- Aktivitäten wiederholen sich - teils viel zu einfach - ausgesprochen kurze Geschichte - öde SammelgegenständeFazit
Far Cry 3 - Blood Dragon bietet dir ein Abenteuer in eine gelungene Zeitreise.Klare Kaufempfehlung.
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If u love sci-fi and retro style, just play it!
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon is a posterior chapter of the original game Far Cry 3. This game is full of the style of sci-fi movies and games of the last century, and is a retro-style FPS open-world shooting game combined with the game Far Cry 3 system. Although I don't think it is an extremely extraordinary work, it is a simple but interesting experience. If you love single-player games (yeah, this game has no online content at all!), don’t hate collecting elements, and don’t dislike some slightly vulgar jokes, this game is worth recommending. If you have nostalgic feelings, it’s even better! The old-fashioned saving the world script and evil villains, exaggerated sci-fi settings, big monsters, bizarre environment renderings, and a lot of humorous spoofs (although some are relatively vulgar) all revealing a retro tribute. Even the cutscenes are exactly like the rough pixel images of medieval game consoles (of course, it can also be regarded as being lazy). The system is basically a simplified + exaggerated version of Far Cry 3, but the melee streak is more enjoyable. The guns and ability of the protagonist cyborg soldiers are quite powerful. Strengthened jumping ability, no falling damages and much HPs makes the game fast-paced. The early stage is a bit difficult. After the character upgrades and the modification of the guns, you can kill nearly almost a great many AIs easily, especially in the default difficulty, there is no difficulty in the whole process at all. Collecting elements accounts for a lot of the content of this work, but because of the guide map and map markers, it actually only requires some patience. There is no need to add points for character upgrades, the number of branch commissions is scarce, and the firearms transformation parts are completely dependent on collecting and branch lines to unlock. In short, this work is worth playing, but the content that is not too rich is just worth playing.I fxxkin’ love this retro video game style!
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Cyber Commando it up in here!
-Overview-
Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon is the best kind of standalone DLC; the kind that builds on the strengths of a solid base game to create a whole new experience, polished and shiny. Filled to the brim with satire and 80's action movie tropes, and covered in the glow of Tron, Blood Dragon is a witty, action packed and fast-paced take on the open-world adventure genre. Vastly different in theme from “normal” Far Cry titles, the game is definitely worth a second look from those who avoid the main series. [quote]????????Blood Dragon works well with both keyboard/mouse and controller.????????[/quote]-Gameplay-
Basics:
Blood Dragon features smooth and precise movement and gunplay, solid first-person cover mechanics, and a high level of mobility. Though Blood Dragon retains the collectables, hunting and side-quests of the base game, they're streamlined significantly, and, more often than not, the subject of satirical comments from the protagonist. Side-quests, for example, are conveniently located, quickly completed and give significant rewards, and there's no crafting system to worry about. Unlock stuff, buy stuff, kill stuff. In my 8 hour playtime, I not only found every collectable, hunted every animal and completed every side-quest, but actually enjoyed doing so. As someone who normally doesn't bother with all that optional stuff, that's really saying something. Blood Dragon also carries over several vehicles from the base game, including cars, boats and hang gliders, but I found them to be largely unnecessary due to the relatively small world and the player's high movement speed; it's often faster and easier to simply sprint or swim to your destination. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2264346274Combat:
This is where Blood Dragon is at its best; with a small but excellent variety of weapons and Far Cry 3's melee takedown and first-person cover mechanics, combat is fluid and satisfying. Particularly impressive is how the well the game handles the blending of different playstyles; one can go from a silent, stealthy approach to a tactical firefight from cover to a high-speed rampage in a single encounter. I took issue with only one aspect, which was that recovering from a melee swing and readying your weapon can take quite a while, so fluidity may be compromised when combining melee and a gun at close range. I chose the highest difficulty when starting the game, and while fine at first, it soon grew to be rather easy as I got accustomed and better equipped. With a bow, shotgun, minigun, sniper rifle and more, plus grenades and other explosives, I never ran out of ammunition or options. Though I'd have liked a more challenging setting, I do appreciate that no playstyle or equipment becomes obsolete when upping the difficulty. Enemy variety and composition is good, with a typical enemy force containing mostly grunts and a number of specialised units with heavier armour and more dangerous weapons. Besides the cyber-soldier forces, there are a number of potentially hostile animals, including cyber-sharks. Yep. Far more dangerous, though, are the “blood dragons” after which the game is named. Large, glowing, dinosaur-like creatures with a taste for human and cyborg, they can be baited into enemy forces to create quite the spectacle.World Design:
Blood Dragon's open-world is a fairly small and dense one, with objectives always being a convenient distance away, and random encounters frequent. You can't go anywhere without bumping into enemies, allies or wildlife, and collectables are easy to find; one can easily run around collecting them at a rapid pace, cutting much of the monotony that may otherwise have been involved. Enemy bases feature good cover, lots of corners and some verticality, making them a lot of fun to fight in. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2264350016-Story-
Blood Dragon's story embodies every 80's action movie trope the writers could squeeze in, and it's a ridiculous yet entertaining experience. Though clearly designed to be very cliché, the characters really aren't that bad, and the game manages to incorporate all of this in its narrative without it becoming too much, and bordering on cringey. The protagonist embodies this; he is a non-stop source of bad puns, one-liners and rude jokes, but doesn't come across as crude or unlikable. All that said, however, going into Blood Dragon without an existing appreciation of the tacky material it celebrates may well provide a different experience. The game makes no attempt to apologise for what it is. In addition to all the above, the game frequently pokes fun at video game tropes such as tutorials, collectables and loading screen hints. Expect to be greeted with “Hints on the loading screen will give you hints.” and similar, between the protagonist complaining about the pointlessness of gathering collectable VHS tapes. His comments do not, however, break the fourth wall, and are a lot less crudely delivered than, for example, those by the protagonist of Duke Nukem Forever.-Technical-
[quote]This game was played with the following PC specs: Intel i5-4440 3.10 GHz 16GB DDR3 RAM GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER 4GB 1680x1050 resolution Windows 10 Game installed on HDD[/quote]Visuals:
The graphics of Far Cry 3 are somewhat dated now, but Blood Dragon masks much of the aging with its style-related visual effects. The filter placed over the camera, for example, is designed to make game look like it's being viewed on 80's TV, but simultaneously masks the finer details of the game's textures. The situation is similar with the lighting; as Blood Dragon's outside world is always fairly dark, the quality of the foliage is less apparent. The only area in which the game's age really stood out to me was the reflections; there aren't many to speak of, and it's fairly noticeable when there are a lot of bright light sources around. Regardless of the aging, Blood Dragon's visual style is fantastic, with much of it, including elements of the UI, resembling 80's movie visual effects. With Tron-style lighting abundant and laser beams flying, it's a wonderful aesthetic. The exaggerated and flashy animations of weapons and vibrant cyan blood of enemies make combat a visual treat, as well. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2264348426Performance:
Using the specs listed above, the game ran at a consistent 90+ FPS on max settings.Audio:
Blood Dragon's soundtrack features a selection of very nice synthwave tracks that perfectly accompany the visual themes and action, and the sound effects and voice acting are of high quality. During combat, enemies, allies and the protagonist frequently utter humorous dialogue, which fits the satirical nature of the game, and adds to the overall experience.Issues:
I encountered no technical issues with the game itself, though Uplay's handling of achievements and sync is pretty spotty with this game.-Summary-
Blood Dragon is an excellent game that revels in satire and excess, while being very self-aware and not straying over the boundaries. Condensing an open-world experience down into something that can be completed in less than 8 hours makes for a rather unique experience, and one that works quite well. I recommend Blood Dragon to anyone who enjoys the themes it embodies, as well as a solid gameplay experience. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/37072886][quote]If you're looking for more quality reviews like this, follow our curator page, Devils in the Detail.
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Release:01.05.2013
Genre:
Ego-Shooter
Entwickler:
Ubisoft
Vertrieb:
Ubisoft
Engine:keine Infos
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Franchise:
FarCry
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