What's better than coming home from a long day on the job, jumping in
game, and blowing stuff up? If those are your thoughts, the developers
at Pixel Mine Games may have an answer to your dilemma in
style="font-style: italic;">Fireteam
Reloaded, their recently released online action shoot 'em
up. Ten Ton
Hammer's Cody "Micajah" Bye recently took the game for a spin, and he
has the review for you!
I
still enjoyed the overall art direction for Fireteam Reloaded. With a
visual style similar to what you might see in some of the older
isometric games like X-Com or Diablo, Fireteam Reloaded pulled me back
to my younger years where I spent hours toiling away at the computer
screen killing all of my enemies. Like many low-cost online games,
Fireteam Reloaded attempts to sell itself on style and panache rather
than any sort of flashy 3D graphics. Even with relatively dated
graphics, Fireteam Reloaded still manages to be visually engaging as
long as you can overlook the lack of 3D animation.
still enjoyed the overall art direction for Fireteam Reloaded. With a
visual style similar to what you might see in some of the older
isometric games like X-Com or Diablo, Fireteam Reloaded pulled me back
to my younger years where I spent hours toiling away at the computer
screen killing all of my enemies. Like many low-cost online games,
Fireteam Reloaded attempts to sell itself on style and panache rather
than any sort of flashy 3D graphics. Even with relatively dated
graphics, Fireteam Reloaded still manages to be visually engaging as
long as you can overlook the lack of 3D animation.
To read the latest guides, news, and features you can visit our Fireteam Reloaded Game Page.
