Enslaved: Odyssey to the West
Game » consists of 10 releases. Released Oct 05, 2010
Enslaved: Odyssey to the West is an action adventure game developed by Ninja Theory and published by Namco-Bandai. A very loose retelling of "Journey to the West," Enslaved follows the story of Monkey and Trip as they attempt to cross a post-apocalyptic Planet Earth.
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5 (11) 4 (24) 3 (11) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.0 starsAverage score of 48 user reviews
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Enslaved: 2010 Best game no one played 0
Enslaved is a 3rd person action adventure game similar in many ways to the Uncharted games. With its fantastically realized world, great characters, fun gameplay and some of the best acting you'll find in a game it really deserves more attention. Unfortunately despite its high production values and big name Hollywood talent it did very poor sales and now retails for $20 less than half a year after its release. Shrinkable giant pole. Check. Enslaved is very loosely based on the Chinese Monkey Kin...
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Pigsy needs to stick to being comic relief 1
Let me tell you, I loved Enslaved. A game I thought far too many people overlooked and and even those that did decide to play through, I felt, didn't appreciate it as much as I hoped they would. It is a fantastically underrated game that I threw high up on my top games for 2010 list. Well, you can thank Pigsy's Perfect 10 for killing that enthusiasm for me. Let me get the good out of the way first. The voice acting, narrative, cut-scenes, and art are all fantastic and live up to the original ...
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the epitome of rental 0
Although not a bad game the overall experience is short, unchallenging, and generally shallow. As your introduced to the combat it seems well enough but when the game is over you realize that nothing really changed. The same button mashing you do at the beginning will serve you well to the end. With the only incentive to mix it up being to see the different strike animations play out. The characters look relatively nice and the world is a nice vibrant spin on the dystopia theme, until the ...
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An ignored gem 0
Any game with a budget instantly goes for the all-out epic approach, trying to throw the kitchen sink and some kind of cataclysmic event that only you can face. Ninja Theory wisely spent their budget instead on an intimate, highly polished little game. It feels like it starts after some kind of epic, with the planet completely abandoned, killer robots prowling the street and the protagonists in shackles. After an impressive first level the plot of the game is set up. Is it to eradicate the robot...
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