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Watchmen - The end of nigh full PC gameplay walkthrough with No Commentary and played as watchmen character '' Rorschach ''. This Watchmen gameplay series contains full '' Rorschach '' gameplay, All the Watchmen game chapters, full Watchmen game movie and all the boss fights of Watchmen - The end of nigh.
Initial release date: March 4, 2009
Developer: Deadline Games
Adapted from: Watchmen
Composer: Tyler Bates
Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Platforms: Microsoft Windows, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3
#WATCHMEN -THE END IS NIGH
Based on Alan Moore's classic graphic novel, The End is Nigh provides the backstory for both the Watchmen comic book and movie. It follows the adventures of Nite Owl and Rorschach, exploring the partnership mentioned in the comics. And it pretty much defiles everything fans hold sacred about Alan Moore's work. Yes, this is a Watchmen fan's worst nightmare.
Watchmen, the comic book, is a deconstruction of the superhero genre. At the time of its release, there had been nothing like it in the world of funny books. It changed the way comics were approached both by fans and creators. Watchmen, the game, is the opposite. It's not a deconstruction of the street brawler or something new that makes us view downloadable games in a different way. It's a boring, uninspired button masher; a poor man's Streets of Rage.
Set ten years before the events of the comic book, you play as either Rorschach or Nite Owl. The choice you make is slightly important, as each has his own fighting style, special power-up and pathways in each chapter. Rorschach is a true brawler skilled at taking on multiple enemies, while Nite Owl is a properly trained combatant who likes to take on enemies one at a time. No matter which you choose, the experience is the same -- you walk forward, beat up people and repeat for two hours.
Combat is standard stuff, with light and heavy attack buttons, the ability to grab enemies and a power-up meter for special moves. Rorschach unleashes his rage and goes ape spit for a brief amount of time; Nite Owl charges his kinetic suit to dish out electrical attacks. What separates The End is Night from other brawlers are its unbelievably brutal finishing moves. These moves, particularly bone-crunching with Rorschach, can be performed by pressing the corresponding button that appears above an enemy after they've been softened up. Do this with your bare fists or (in the case of Rorschach) a weapon you've picked up to witness a stylized finisher that brutalizes your enemy.
There are almost no variations in the gameplay. The first five chapters have you pummeling similar-looking guys, all with poor AI. On occasion, you have to pull a lever or split from your buddy for no real reason. But the bulk of the game is the same fight repeated ad nauseum. This doesn't have to be a bad thing -- just look at games like Streets of Rage or Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles -- but what those classics have that Watchmen lacks is variety. The enemies may change outfits, but they are the same from Chapter I to Chapter VI. The difficulty never ramps up and no new elements are added into the mix. For one level, it's actually fun, but over the stretch of two hours, it begins to get boring.
The only real change comes in Chapter VI, which is a boss battle against Underboss. This is the only boss battle in the game and the only thing that really constitutes fighting someone other than thuggish clones. And the fight with Underboss isn't very interesting.
Watchmen does have one thing going for it. The presentation is top-notch, with overlays and cinematics that feel lifted straight from the comic book. Visually, this is an absolutely gorgeous download with some amazing texture work and good character models. Voice acting is provided by movie actors and is better than you get from most downloadable games. You look at the exterior package and you just want this game to be awesome. But it's not. It's all style, no substance.
Co-op play doesn't actually add very much to the experience. On PC, you'll need at least one controller to enable co-op. It's nice to be able to enjoy Watchmen sitting next to a buddy -- as much as one can enjoy this game -- but online play is where it's at these days.
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