Gaming Nexus

4th August 2014
Crimsonland

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Cyril Lachel
Publisher: 10 Tons
Machine: PlayStation 4 (US Version)

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Cyril Lachel

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Scores

PlayStation 4 Version
Overall49%

Summary

Based on the 2003 game of the same name, Crimsonland is a fun four-player dual-stick shooter with 60 levels and a nice variety of baddies. Unfortunately, it's also insanely dull. The levels rarely change and the weapon drops can lead to a lot of frustrating deaths. The few good ideas are overshadowed by too many questionable design decisions to count.

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