A first person shooter with an original plot based on the first two films of the Terminator Resistance franchise. Developed by Tyne, in this game we need to protect a variety of characters, have a huge arsenal of advice, a leveling system that allows us to develop our character based on the style of play and an argument that changes slightly according to our decisions. In addition, no matter how low it may be, you will find the most iconic enemy of movies, as well as new things created on occasion.
Come with me if you want to live
Los Angeles almost 30 years after the final trial. Earth as a post-apocalyptic place is represented in a number of images through philosophy or in Terminator Salvation: there is no such civilization, only a group of survivors who build resistance against machines, the Skynet Army who try to liquefy all people, and, above all, Some are very specific because they are somehow a serious threat.
The controls work quite well, although they do feel a bit rough in the action parts. We can move freely through the scene, jump, duck, sprint, interact in specific places, use interference weapons, range, cover or some objects in our inventory. In this sense it is very similar to what was seen in other games of the genre, so do not expect anything very real. We have a minimap in the upper right corner that helps us orient ourselves, a pointer that points to the objective below, and the possibility of using high-velocity glasses to detect enemies through powerful objects and get some information about it although logically the range is somewhat limited.
Terminator: Prevention is an original story designed for franchise fans that is not bad, with charismatic characters and all the excitement involved in the T-800's face finding RPG has action, stealth and certain character elements, though it just doesn't stand out in any of them. . At least the development is entertaining by introducing new mechanics as the adventure progresses. In the audiovisual case, the themes of the films become different and although it adheres graphically, it does not live up to our expectations.