Time Test. Review of Enslaved: Odyssey to the West (2010/PS3)

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IN Enslaved: Odyssey to the West I https://seven-casino-uk.net played on the PlayStation 3 for the first time back in 2012, when I was about 20 years old . I wasn’t particularly excited about the game back then. And so, after hundreds of completed games, I decided that I needed to give a chance to games that I had not played at all, or that I barely remember. This time the choice fell on Enslaved. And after the final credits I realized – everything has its time.

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Enslaved: Odyssey to the West is an action-adventure game from the developers of Ninja Theory, which was published by Bandai Namco for consoles PS3 And Xbox360 in October 2010. Three years later, the game also came to personal computers.

Ninja Theory – developers known for just a few games. However, they are all original and interesting in their own way. In 2007 they released an exclusive for PlayStation 3 – slasher Heavenly Sword . In 2013, the developers were entrusted with creating a restart of the cult series Devil May Cry . And in 2018, Ninja Theory became publishers of their own game Hellblade: Senua Sacrifice, which they christened indie AAA. Ninja Theory are extremely talented developers. But, in some unknown way, most of their projects turned out to be failures. Enslaved sold minimal copies, and DMC generally became a reason for threats from fans of the original series. However, the studio is now thriving under the wing Microsoft and is preparing to release (depending on when you read the article) the second part of Hellblade exclusively for consoles Xbox Series X . Enslaved was their third game, and now we have to find out if it has stood the test of time after 11 years.