Add in silly missions and load screens that literally pop up every five minutes, and Clash of Titans has rental written all over it. Then it's back to light attacks for slow baddies. You'll usually escape with minimal damage. When surrounded - and this happens often, as the game's targeting system is loose - all you need to do is just mash the quick attack button. The game's villains are dumb as bricks (some of them literally are bricks) so that you end of feeling indifferent instead of pumped up. And over.Īnother problem with the game is that your battle opponents don't provide enough of a challenge. So if you're in a room full of axe-wielders, you're going to see the same skull-smash sequence over and over. The finisher's cinematics are based entirely on the weapon you take from a bad guy.
The same problem pops up whenever a Soul Seize, the game's fatality-inspired finishing sequence, is enacted. The massive number of weapons at Perseus' disposal don't do much for replayability, since almost all your armaments behave the same once you get to swinging. Sadly, Clash of the Titans is not really very good.
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