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Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden Coming to Nintendo Switch (& other consoles) on June 25th; includes upcoming DLC expansion
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That's neat. I dropped the Xbox version after it crashed within my first 30 minutes of play, but the concept of the game is right up my alley. I'll consider it if the port is extremely solid.
Yep hopefully it is a solid port. Nintendo is killing it with the switch. It seems to be hitting a really good balance of games offered. Activision get your shit together and give me a COD.
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MYZ Blog has bit more info as well. They classify the DLC as an "expansion" so it's hopefully a meaty bit of content!
https://www.mutantyearzero.com/news...do-switch-in-june-alongside-an-expansion-dlc/
Just beat this on Game Pass. The game is fantastic and the two main characters are pretty funny. Highly recommended.
It's a great game - albeit short, so hopefully the DLC can fix that problem.
I also question how it'll look or run on the Switch. It's fine on PC (with some horrendous motion blur) but is more than a little chunky on the 360. Granted, it is a turn-based game in combat so that won't matter a ton, but still.
Also, it's still in the early unlocks for next month's Humble Monthly. $12 nets you Mutant Year Zero and the fantastic Northgard.
I also question how it'll look or run on the Switch. It's fine on PC (with some horrendous motion blur) but is more than a little chunky on the 360. Granted, it is a turn-based game in combat so that won't matter a ton, but still.
Also, it's still in the early unlocks for next month's Humble Monthly. $12 nets you Mutant Year Zero and the fantastic Northgard.
Yeah this game really nails the atmosphere. I love it. 100% going to double dip now it's on switch.
It's a treasure! I'm sure it'll be great on a handheld too.
I'm real interested to see what the expansion ends up being.
This is the game that made me sub to gamepass, I really really enjoyed it, didn't have much replay value for me other then for acheivments but I'm super excited for upcoming dlc. Was awesome first time through.
On the DLC I'm hoping for more maps/mobs/items/weapons and maybe one or two new characters.
Loved the game play but the lack range of items/weapons and mobs was noticeable.
Loved the game play but the lack range of items/weapons and mobs was noticeable.
Question: If I absolutely LOVED Mario + Rabbids will I enjoy this game? It's been on my radar but the Fallout comparisons make me wary.
Really great game even though I will never finish it. Warning to those new to the genre, it's hard. Haven't played a game like this in a long time and damn even on normal I take a beating.
Yes. It takes the overworld movement from something like Rabbids and brings it into combat as meaningful setup for encounters. If you have in interest in that and stealth mechanics I think you should give it a look.
It's definitely difficult but once you get into the swing of things (especially once you get 3 silenced weapons) I found the challenge start to level out considerably.
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Literally JUST got this earlier this month for PC through Humble Bundle. Ah well, $12 for it plus several other games was too good a deal to pass up, even if the portability of Switch would have been nice.
I enjoyed this a lot of gamepass, but I felt like I got to a point about 5 or so missions in where i wasn't sure if I was supposed to fight through, or sneak through to find that guy and his missing team, and I snuck through, but I really felt under leveled on the mission where I was actually supposed to find the guy? Like my team just felt weak, so I don't know if I messed up or misread something.
I am willing to actually buy it if the Switch version plays well.
I am willing to actually buy it if the Switch version plays well.
