Where is the rest of the game?
posted by Adder0 (PITTSBURGH, PA) Mar 1, 2008
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The Club isn't a bad game. It is just an empty game. There is no story, but that is not exactly a bad thing. What little story there is, justifies the existence of the game. You will pick from six different characters to engage in an underground death match. Each character has varying character specs, such as, Stamina, strength and speed. Although, they all control the same. Depending the speed traits, some may be quicker than others This is the only noticable difference in control.
There are four different modes of play. Tournament, gunplay, single play and multiplayer. Tournament mode is the main focus of the game. In this mode you will need to play through each level to unlock the next. In EAch Tournament level you will be playing through six levels. each level has a separating gameplay mode. Sprint, Seige, Gauntlet and time attack. Sprint you simply play through the level racking up points until you find the exit. In Seige, you must defend your position from an onslaught of enemies, until the time runs out. Gauntlet, you must finish the level within a specific amount of time. In Time attack, you must make it through the stage before your time runs out, but can gain time by collecting clocks or killing enemies.
GunPlay is simply playing through past levels ,unlocked in Tournament mode, Trying to reach a pre-set high score. Single play mode allows you to pick a level previously unlocked through tournament mode, essentially, free play. Multiplayer is ok. Although, the online aspect is kind of weak. Sure, it gets the job done. However, Considering that the core single player gameplay is nothing more than multiplayer modes, one wonders, why wasn't more focus directed to the multiplayer.
Well, thats pretty much it. You pick a character and pick a mode of play. There is no story. There is no reward for playing through the levels other than seeing how many points you can get. The graphics and controls do work well though. This game feels like a minigame
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