RFG PC Review Round-Up
360 and PS3 users had their review round-ups back in June, and with RFG PC releasing this week, it's time to do the same. As with all of our review round-ups, click the link above the quote in order to read the entire review.
"After a three month delay, not to mention talk of some incredibly high system specs, it was only expected that plenty of aspiring revolutionaries would grow antsy. I'm happy to report, however, that all of that extra tweaking and fine-tuning has certainly paid off, with Volition sparing no expense when it came to insuring that the PC release of RF:G would sport the same amount of quality known to its console brethren."
"If you've got the right hardware you'll be able to experience an altogether crisper, more detailed game world, along with fancy effects such as soft shadows and new lighting that displays shafts of light as the sun's rays pass objects. None of this changes the game too drastically, but if you've been waiting for the ultimate version of Guerrilla this is it."
"The PC port of Guerrilla, which has come out three months after the console version, might be a little late, but it's worth the wait. The MSRP has dropped to $39.99...If you haven't already picked up this surprise summer hit for console, the PC version offers enough content at an excellent price to make this a purchase you definitely won't regret."
"...If you are interested in purchasing this product, you'll find it's a great value. The Demons of the Badlands added content is available right after you install the game. It's a short prequel of sorts to the main campaign, and I would actually recommend holding off on playing it through until you've cleared the regular story because of the subject matter."
