The year 2064 is running. They are a recruit without a name, without hair, without a personality, without law, without meaning, without meaning, tasteless and unsuspecting, which are followed by a group of private military advisors who are appointed to carry out mortal missions in the area without law on the outskirts of the future utopia of Nuevo Caracas. The world is a dangerous place in the recognized prima opera of the 2033 veteran. Drones, robot dogs and artificial soldiers with a perfect goal patrol the exuberant and green death area, and their work is to keep their colleagues alive through a rescue mission after the other.
At first glance, the chimera looked like a modern mix of Killzone and Crysis, but we soon found that the progress had deceived us all. It looks more like a radical free haze than something else, with the typical graphics of unreal 5 and narrow corridor environments characterized by the abundance of invisible walls. The enemies (in their entirety or partly, depending on the game we talk about) were really only two things from the Horizon Games Games and the gameplay: turning on the robot and searching ammunition.
In order to refine the maneuver, the chimera is built, and to perfect the narrative, the dialogues and the characters, the developers apparently resorted to the help of the director of Drive/Valhalla Rising, Nicolas Winding Refn, which is almost strange afterwards. This is because the story is a real representation of predictable boredom that is soaked in stereotypes and tropics, which contains ridiculously strict extremes as characters and dialogues that seem so forced and stupid that I have broken out from laughter on many occasions. When the daughter of a Latin American diplomat calls PMC Inc between two enemy forces, she asks for help and when you arrive (through a flying drone bus) you call). “Ahh! I'll fuck you for all the holes, Pajuo Sugaleche whore of shit!” It is very funny not to laugh. If it is true that Nicolas Winding Refn helped this dialogue, I sincerely hope that he has done it in the most ironically way.
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The history of the Chimera is terrible. To be honest, misery. Render borrowed from Killzone, Crysis, Elysium and Haze and decided to dress it with the slightest possible reality. There is nothing here that we have not seen a thousand times, there is no delicacy, there are no characters that appear credible, humans or successful, and the way in which the story can develop through shepherds of Skinny scenes, reminds the action games of 2025 more than 2025.
Unfortunately, the action parts are just as painful. The touch of weapons is so generic and so there is a lack of weight and setback that many of them seem to be more pneumatic tools than powder. Laning grenades almost convey the feeling that developers have never perfected the function because a kind of lazy setback moves the bombs, while the feeling of being an “extremely deadly soldier” never applies. The fact that enemies are stupid and independent of difficulties (there are four) does not help you give you your face with every shot, such as: B. Kane & Lynchs. There is never the feeling that enemy soldiers or robots (both drones and dogs) are equipped with a kind of artificial intelligence, but as if they were fixed with magnetism, compared to the player. They move towards them in a straight line unless they are on the forefronts, and shoot with a millimeter precision that even in the “simple way” one of the most frustrating things that I have ever found appears.
However, Chimera is not particularly difficult, it is all the time and shoots on floating Zángano robots as soon as they appear. The attempt to play defensively, return and shoot from a protected position is almost useless, since enemies, despite everything, always meet them and their shots are often remote control. I don't like brinking floating drones and gallop -robot dogs, especially if they come to them in herds and everyone behave exactly the same.
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In addition to these parts of a game that is demonstrably not working very well, I found many technical problems during my test hours with the Chimera. First, the game deleted my stored file twice, which of course caused a lot of symptoms, and since then it has not kept where I thought I was in several rounds. It is frozen several times and the amount of graphic mistakes that are played in a low resolution or not at all was also quite considerable. It is true that today's great games are rarely started in perfect condition, but that is a shame, even though I tried the chimera in an HP with a 5080 year old in HP.
As much as I like the Metro 2033 and so much I want the chimera that the chimera is a “new Crysis” or a “new kill zone”, there is no way to avoid the fact that this is more of a landfill in my world in the unreal engine that is filled with elections to design, useless enemies, generic gameplay and a bad story. In other words, you can skip it.
