Blue Estate reviews

Railshooter Mafia-style Ballerei The first Thought of Railshooter is often quite negative for many Players. Most Of the Games in this Genre are rather poorly designed and don't play out their Possibilities, so in the End it just becomes a Shooter where you just can't move and the missing Movement is judged frustrating. But don't just judge across the board, but read the Review:-) Gameplay As I said, Blue Estate is a Railshooter, which means the Player doesn't move himself, but just has to pop off everything he sees on the Screen and the Game takes over almost the Entire Movement of the Protagonist. Blue Estate gets it right here, inserting good, fast and action-packed Movements that would be hard to make in a normal Shooter. We jump up, fall cool somewhere, hold on somewhere with one Hand and also move very carefully, which generally creates a very good Atmossphere. Within a Level, you can also take Cover more often, collect Pickups and give people neat to The Snout. There are often special Promotions that we have to activate by Quicktime. Furthermore, in this Way we sometimes clutter a few Gangsters with Baseball Bats or crazy Golfers in front of us. In addition, in each Storylevel there is an additional Weapon (each New) and small Mini-metal Engravings, Such as Shooting Booth Players, shooting by Numbers (Painting by Numbers, wers net has captured) or even a dueling Shooting in Waves, while the Character lingers at one Point. Furthermore, the Main Focus is of course on collecting Points and somehow surviving the Level. The Story Mode is quite short, but offers a certain repetition value due to the unlockable Difficulty mode and Motivation to earn more Points. You can also play the Story mode for two. If that's enough, you can still let off steam in The Arcademodus, where the Levels are smaller, but fuller and faster. Story Admittedly, the Story is rather average as it is rather loosely related and does not follow a deeper Meaning. But does that always have to be? For that, the Characters are the Hammer. The Narrator is mega funny (and if I'm net mistaken, the Voice from Darkness II). In addition, there are funny Displays at the bottom of The Screen and the Characters are just totally pmanne. The whole Story is ridiculous, but just by doing so it becomes sympathetic and I really appreciated the Humour. Grafic/Sound Here's a lot to report. The Graphics may already be a bit old, but the Effects are clean, fast and the Graphics have the right Style. In particular, I really liked the comic-like narrative style of the Story. The Weapon sounds are consistent and the Music in the Background underpins the Fun you have while Zocking. Conclusion Klar, Railshooters are already somehow old-fashioned and also usually not particularly outstanding. Blue Estate, however, has taken advantage of the Advantages that a Railshooter has to offer, so you can no longer see the Disadvantages. In addition, the Game offers a welcome Refreshment between all the First-person shooters, strategy and Racing Games, as the Genre is still halfway unused. I can recommend the Game to anyone who is willing to try something New and just for Switching Off and Laughing. Because that's What games are actually for, isn't they? Did the Review help you? Then follow me in my Steam Group, where I write my Reviews as a Curator.