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A Next-Gen Leap in VisualsĪs a launch title, Killzone: Shadow Fall does not disappoint when it comes to showing off its graphical prowess on the beefy hardware inside the PlayStation 4. Of course, we have to give praise to the DualShock 4 controller for its slick precision and more-than-welcomed improvements over the gimpy DualShock 3 controller. After getting used to Killzone: Shadow Fall with its lack of auto-aim, I find it just plain awkward going into any other FPS that does feature it. You can ignore all the videos on YouTube, as this game supports a smooth 60 frames-per-second (Youtube only allows for about 30 frames-per-second, giving the game a ‘slower’ appearance’). Yes, the controls do have that classic Killzone 2 ‘weighty’ feel to it, but it isn’t as heavy – more akin to a solder’s weight you’d feel in a Battlefield game.

It’s extremely fast paced and fluid, yet you aren’t taken down in a matter of seconds with fast-killing, high-damage weapons. The gameplay feels like a wonderful mix of Call of Duty and Halo. While the series has had its ups and downs, Shadow Fall takes everything we loved about Killzone 2’s Multiplayer and mixes it up with the new-found mechanics in Shadow Fall. With fond memories of the multiplayer in Killzone 2, but a disappointment with Killzone 3’s multiplayer offerings, does the latest in the series build upon the components we grew to love, or does it continue to take steps backward even more so? Being a huge fan of the franchise, I was a bit cautious, despite liking what I have already seen so far. The latest iteration of Killzone in the relatively long running FPS, PlayStation-exclusive series has finally launched alongside Sony’s next-generation console, the PlayStation 4.

Download killzone shadow fall season pass