There's something ridiculously exciting about see a bunch of enormous bugs speeding at you.
The game makes an excellent first impression. The final class is the Trooper, a well-balanced soldier that is able to use every type of gun. Then there's the Tactical class, which allows players to put down turrets and other helpful items in the middle of battle. The Battle class is the other side of the equation, a slow-moving, heavily armored fighter with large guns. My favorite was the Jet class, which allows the player to both speed around the level and fly above it with an exclusive jetpack. There are four classes to choose from, each with their own sets of abilities and weapons. Other enemies may require a more direct shot, but this is a basic concept that gets repeated level after level until you beat the stunningly short game. Eventually the game will teach you to destroy the insect's nest (such as a giant ant hill), otherwise you'll be left to fight a never ending supply of bug baddies. You do this by running around large city areas shooting giant ants, spiders, ticks, wasps and the like. Your job is to team up with three other characters and destroy this scourge once and for all. Here we see New Detroit being overrun by giant alien insects. Insect Armageddon is no exception, offering only a few hours of gameplay, mediocre graphics and a repetitive campaign that is unbearable if you're playing by yourself. While the concept is ambitious enough, this has always been a series based around cheesy open-world action at a budget price. giant insects trilogy (which also includes Global Defense Force and Earth Defense Force 2017). For better or worse, this remains the exact same game that caused so many divisive opinions when it was first released last July.Įarth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon marks the third installment in Sandlot's humans vs. Unfortunately, I have bad news for anybody hoping for something less repetitive and shallow. That's good news for anybody who likes to squash giant alien insect invaders, all while crushing large sections of the fictional city of New Detroit.
Originally released six months ago on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon is finally making its way to the PC.
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