And the human characters (specifically Shia LeBeouf and Megan Fox) are so badly voiced that you'll be thankful only some of the missions actually parallel the movie. While some Transformers, such as Megatron and Optimus Prime, sound great, others are almost unintelligible, thanks to poor volume matching or overzealous robotic effects. The Transformer models are shiny and detailed, capturing the look of the movie nicely. Each one takes a solid amount of time to complete, and they are different enough that it is worth playing through both. The two campaigns-Autobot and Decepticon-loosely follow the plot of the movie. Now Playing: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Video Review Though it takes awhile to get there, and it never outgrows some of its problems, Revenge of the Fallen is an entertaining way to step into the chassis of a giant transforming robot from space.īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's Then the game becomes a fun, engaging romp through the Transformerverse, and taking your skills online gives you a new tactical challenge.
As you play through either of the solid campaigns, you'll get better and better until you reach a point where you can fluidly move between different forms and dispatch your enemies with style. In the early going, the controls are uncomfortable but functional. That's actually a pretty accurate breakdown of what it's like to play Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Shifting your physical form would be really disorienting, and it would take a while before you really mastered it. Driving yourself around might be a bit awkward at first, and flying would be significantly trickier, but the real problems would come when you tried to transform. Walking, jumping, and climbing in your humanoid form would be pretty familiar, and you could easily get the hang of whipping out your guns to blast enemies.
Imagine what it would be like to become a Transformer.
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