Title: Shadow Complex Remastered
Genre: Action
Developer:
ChAIR Entertainment
Publisher:
Epic Games
Release Date: 3 May, 2016

Minimum:

• OS: Windows 7 or higher
  
• Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo
  
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
  
• Graphics: Nvidia GeForce 7800 (512MB cache)
  
• DirectX: Version 9.0c
  
• Storage: 2048 MB available space

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Not much to say. It's a very solid game. Great gameplay and good visuals that are still holding in this day and age.. Shadow Complex<\/i> is one of the better Metroidvania games I've played, even if it is simple. I originally played it back on Xbox 360 when it was released there, and then replayed it on PC via Steam as well. I loved it both times.

You start off hiking with your girlfriend, and when she is kidnapped (at a convenient military base), you go to find her. The protagonist (voiced by Nolan North) already seems familiar with combat and gets various new weapons and equipment as he explores the base. I'd say some of the things are pretty common for games of this type, like grenades, missiles, and a temporary jetpack (almost like a longer jump). But there are a few abilities that are a bit different and interesting, though I won't spoil them here.

The combat is generally pretty good, though I think the weirdest part about it is that you're unable to swap guns as you collect them (unless you collect all of the Gold Bar collectibles). You start off with a pistol, but after you get the next weapon, you can't use the pistol anymore. And the same happens with the new weapon once you find another. Thankfully, your ammo is unlimited, so you don't have to worry about being forced to use an automatic weapon and losing all of your ammo. Besides the guns, I like that you can stealth up to some enemies and instantly take them out with a melee attack.

Honestly, I'd have to say the weakest part of the game is the collectibles themselves, excluding the abilities. The HP and armor upgrades are useful, but I think that there's far too many upgrades for each ammo type to find. They could've just cut the number of upgrades in half and had them each give you +2 ammo instead of +1 and it would've been a lot nicer. Also, there's Gold Bars and Key Cards. The Gold Bars just lead you to a room where you can swap weapons and get gold-colored armor (which looks ugly), and the Key Cards lead you to some upgraded armor, as far as I remember, but it's not really that useful.

The one thing I forgot so far is that you gain XP in this game. With each level, you increase either your accuracy, precision, or stamina. And at Levels 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50, you get specific bonuses, with the later ones giving you unlimited ammo of specific items. Your XP gains change based on the difficulty setting you are playing on, so you can level pretty quickly on the highest difficulty. But it still takes several playthroughs to make Level 50 unless you use a farming spot.

That pretty much gives a quick detail of the game. Its story really isn't that surprising, but it's a fitting action game, and I'd recommend it to most people.

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