Don’t get me wrong however, the game remains perfectly playable the framerate issues are just a minor blip in what is otherwise a very solid port-job.
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The framerate holds up well too for the most part, but towards the end of the game’s six- to eight-hour campaign there are a couple of instances of slowdown that hopefully will be rectified with a patch or two.
There’s some jagged edges here and there and a few dodgy textures, but on the whole your eyes will be happy. Playing on Xbox One, whilst the visuals aren’t as impressive as they were many years ago, Hard Reset Redux still looks pretty good. It fact, it was probably its snazzy visuals that prevented it from being ported to consoles at the time, but now we have the power of the Xbox One and PS4, Flying Wild Hog have decided to revisit Hard Reset once again, presenting console and PC owners with Hard Reset Redux the ultimate version of their breakthrough hit. After numerous patches and a free expansion though, most of its issues were ironed out, making it a much more fulfilling experience.ĭespite being made by a small independent developer, Hard Reset was a bit of stunner in terms of looks when it was released too, with its cyberpunk stylings and dystopian setting working together to create a dark, dangerous and heavily industrialised world full of details to admire and objects to destroy. It did however have a few problems that were hard to overlook, such as a disappointingly short campaign and a frustratingly erratic difficulty level.
Released nearly five years ago, the reception to Flying Wild Hog’s Hard Reset was mostly positive, with its budget price and old-school no-nonsense first-person shooter gameplay winning over a legion of fans.
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