A 2.5D action-packed side-scrolling game, takes players on a thrilling sci-fi adventure! Take control of combat specialist Ares, or the new playable character, Tarus, to battle deadly machines with a variety of powerful weapons and armor. Your goal: Save Minos Space Station’s survivors and uncover the nefarious Zytron’s extinction agenda!
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When I heard about a new version of ARES I figured what I'd get to play improved on the game I knew and had a like/hate relationship with, it was 60% off and since i owned the original I figured what the heck. Gameplay: They've moved to 1 currency, essentially everything is now 1, so you have 1 higher cost instead of trying to farm a particular resource for your upgrades. Thats a positive... you now have to find unlocks to unlock your upgrades, thats a second plus... You get a new character thats like a heavy class/tank compared to the original character, and he plays... kinda meh. His special is a shield that uses up energy vs health... Other changes is that you have infinite bombs/electrical blasts and they are on a CD. Repair kits are also on cooldown and have a 100 resource cost. All can be upgraded. Graphics: Uh, I don't like what they did with the supporting cast, the characters
A.R.E.S.EX is a better, more badass version of Extinction Agenda. It brings a new powerful character, visual and musical upgrades and additions, and also a good time in classic sidescrolling sci-fi shooting. Even if you have trouble with the responsiveness on the controls, you might have a good time playing though it, again it is a shame that it feels so short as it just bursts with potential. + Fun sidescrolling shooting mechanics + Great range of abilities and weaponry + Interesting boss fights that will test your skill + Visually admirable, fluid animations and a well-adjusted OST - The game deserves much more content IF you want, you can read more about my impressions at: Gamerscape [gamerscape.co.uk]
"It's kind of like a Mega Man crossed with a run-and-gun game. Not that long and not that hard even on the hardest difficulty unless you're trying for optional things like high ranks, but if it's cheap and the short blurb sounds interesting to you, you'll likely find this an enjoyable game." That's what I said about the original A.R.E.S. Extinction Agenda. That pretty much holds true for EX, but it seemed somewhat more difficult (or I was just being bad at it) and has been reworked to be a good bit longer, with two extra levels, more cutscenes, and a second character with different abilities who you can choose to play through the game with instead. So, basically it fixed all of my complaints. Given that they're the same original asking price, I would obviously recommend picking this one up instead if you don't have either. About all this game is missing is the goofy skins and the Berse
This is an updated version of A.R.E.S. Extinction Agenda. It's basically the same game, but with extra chapters and some minor tweaks. For those unfamiliar with the game, it's a platformer action game, in which you control a robot exploring a space station that has suffered a mysterious accident. There's plenty of enemies to fight in the form of robots working on the station that went rogue due to an unknown contaminant. The story remains pretty much the same, although now there's the possibility to play as either Ares or Tarus. Ares retains the story of the first game, with some additions; as for Tarus, he has his own story, although you'll find yourself playing the same levels as with Ares, including several of the cutscenes. As far as gameplay changes, the scrap you used to collect in the previous game has been unified under a single type, but the crafting menu is still there. Upgr
Having played through the first ARES, this does seem a bit superfluous, but I'll accept it, as it has some new content. + Two new levels + A new playable character and story + Slight improvements to original + As usual, rockin' soundtrack - If you're using a keyboard like the plebe I am, it may be difficult. + Not a disappointment like Mighty No. 9.
I LOVE THIS GAME. I have so much to say and I can't even share all of it or my review will become even longer than it already is. Anyway, on to the review: Characters: Okay, so my favorite characters here are the playable characters Ares and Tarus. (I love their character designs; I want to draw fan art of them someday.) There wasn't much official artwork for the original version of this game, so in regard to the re-design for both Ares and Tarus for A.R.E.S. Extinction Agenda EX, I think they both look more awesome here in the dialogue scenes. Both are combat androids but have very different personalities, which makes things interesting when playing through either campaign. Ares really behaves like a robot in dialogue scenes, like saying the word "Query" before asking a question, and making precise calculations of probabilities to the hundredth of a percentage. I think it's cute; I lov
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