Monday Night Combat (2011/RUS/ENG/PC)

FreedomFig · 21 Şub 2011

Monday Night Combat Review

Clever combat mechanics and diverse soldier classes make this third-person shooter addictive and entertaining.

The Good

* Each class is unique, powerful, and fun to play
* Novel take on objective-based competition
* Good resource management mechanic
* Combat training lets anyone enjoy multiplayer excitement.

The Bad

* Limited tutorial
* Annoying announcer.

When Monday Night Combat debuted on Xbox Live Arcade last August, it greeted players with a fairly forgettable introduction. The braying announcer, simplistic action, and limited tutorial didn't paint the whole picture, leaving players to push on and discover the joys of this dynamic and entertaining shooter for themselves. Now available for the PC, Monday Night Combat still begins with the same limp intro, but once again, it soon proves to be a novel and engrossing combat experience. The clever gameplay mechanics that worked so well on the console are in fine form here, and developer Uber Entertainment has made a host of small tweaks that preserve the core action and maintain the balance between character classes. These small changes won't be apparent to most, but the effect will be: Monday Night Combat runs beautifully and feels like a natural fit on the PC. Easy to pick up and packed with a diverse array of satisfying and strategic ways to play, Monday Night Combat is a great new place for shooter fans to flex their itchy trigger fingers.

Monday Night Combat has two core gameplay modes: Blitz and Crossfire. In Blitz, which you can play solo or online with up to three other players, you must defend a shiny disco ball full of money from waves of robot attackers. These greedy bots come in many varieties, and each poses a unique threat, from stout soldiers and bounding gorillas to flying suicide bombers and walking mortar cannons. Killing bots earns you money, which allows you to upgrade your soldier's skills, install defensive turrets at designated locations, and use battlefield hazards to your advantage. Money is also the ultimate tally of your triumph in Blitz mode, and if you successfully defend your money ball, your score gets posted to the online leaderboards. Blitz comes in a few different difficulty levels, and while you can complete the easiest mode by yourself without too much trouble, the tougher ones will strain even experienced teams. Beating these challenges and striving for high scores has some limited appeal, and it's a good way to familiarize yourself with the four different turret varieties; the various soldier-specific skills; and the sharp, responsive controls.

System requirements:

OS: XP (SP3) / Vista / Windows 7
Processor: 2 GHz Processor
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Graphics: DirectX 9.0c/Shader3.0 compatible, VRAM 512 MB (NVIDIA GeForce 7800 series or ATI Radeon X1900)
DirectX : 9.0c
Hard Drive: 2 GB of free space
Sound: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card

Features RePack:

Audio quality 100%
Video quality 100%
Start the game via the shortcut on the desktop or the Start menu
Installation requires 512 MB of RAM
Sewn Update 2 by SKiDROW
estimated time of installations 5 minute (s)

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Monday Night Combat (2011/RUS/ENG/PC)

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