To break the OT, a new patch for the multiplayer just came out which brings equilibrium to an already excellent game.
What makes the game more interesting is the interrogation mode where players can interrogate enemies to reveal their lockbox. However, players can also now prevent executions and interrogations making the game more challenging as well.
I don't think it's boring it's just that it's focused on multiplayer gameplay. Playing it solo is fun as you have the ability to switch characters and use their abilities to crush waves of mech enemies. There are less than 6 missions (you can check this guide: http://www.cheatmasters.com/blog/2013/06/20/fuse-walkthrough-guide/ ) and it's actually a short game being focused on multiplayers.
However, Fuse is far from games by Insomniac and since they are planning for a sequel, I hope they'll do better.
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Re: First Impressions: Is The Last of Us' Multiplayer Mode Worth Surviving?
To break the OT, a new patch for the multiplayer just came out which brings equilibrium to an already excellent game.
What makes the game more interesting is the interrogation mode where players can interrogate enemies to reveal their lockbox. However, players can also now prevent executions and interrogations making the game more challenging as well.
More tips here: http://www.cheatmasters.com/blog/2013/08/11/the-last-of-us-multiplayer-guide-2/
Re: Review: Fuse (PlayStation 3)
I don't think it's boring it's just that it's focused on multiplayer gameplay. Playing it solo is fun as you have the ability to switch characters and use their abilities to crush waves of mech enemies. There are less than 6 missions (you can check this guide: http://www.cheatmasters.com/blog/2013/06/20/fuse-walkthrough-guide/ ) and it's actually a short game being focused on multiplayers.
However, Fuse is far from games by Insomniac and since they are planning for a sequel, I hope they'll do better.