If it was a longer game, let’s say 10 to 12 hours long, this entire impression would have been different. It’s a quick 5 or 6-hour long campaign giving enough gameplay to fill the gamers itch. It’s a weird thing to say, but thankfully the game doesn’t overstay its welcome. All of the upgrades play nicely and like I said before will keep you satisfied with your time with the game, There are upgrades such as silenced machine guns to sentry artillery from placing your gun on the floor.
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The upgrade system for the game is diverse enough giving players just enough of new abilities and modifications to keep them entertained throughout the five-hour long story.
This leads to dynamic interactions with your fallen comrades, while also leading way to Rogue Troopers upgrade system.
This is where the game is pretty unique has Rogue cuts out his squadmates biochips and implants them into his gun. The cool part about the super soldiers though is that even after death, their personalities and consciousness could live on via a biochip. This leads to many more super solid deaths, including some of Rogues squadmates. However, in the opening of the first mission, we learn that it was a trap all along. This is where our story starts as Rogue is sent down with his comrades to eradicate an enemy threat. This leads to the southerners creating the super soldiers which are immune to diseases and poison. A civil war has broken out between the northerners and southerners and has taken many innocent lives. The story follows from the hit 2000 AD comics.
The game is centered around Rogue, a genetically engineered super soldier. Janky animations, stiff movements, and a wonky camera at times often remind you how old the game really is. However, even with the great work that has been done, it is hard to not notice the flaws the game is entwined with. Rebellion and TickTock Games managed to bring a game from over a decade ago back, while also managing to make it look crisp, clean, and fresh. Rogue Trooper Redux is a remastered title from the original title way back from 2006.
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