That linearity is a great reprieve from the open-world objective fests that so many AAA games are.Įven when Shadow Warrior 3 tries to do something new, it doesn’t really change the game all that much, and that’s wonderful. And bless the game, because it doesn’t let you explore anywhere or do anything besides shoot enemies. You can chop them in half with your sword or blast them apart with one of the six guns you get. The game starts at a blistering pace, throwing players at demons invading the earth. It’s about as straightforward as you can get with a first-person shooter. That’s why Shadow Warrior 3 is so perfect, especially right now. New ideas are being introduced, and they have to be placed somewhere in the ever-growing game mechanic pantheon. They demand more attention, a weightier critique. They’re all something new, and while that’s exciting, it’s also pretty exhausting. Most of the games I mentioned try to revolutionize their respective genres in some way, or are marked by their inventive gameplay mechanics. Suffice it to say, things are pretty busy. The monster that is Elden Ring has a stranglehold on the entire industry. Horizon Forbidden West is getting heaps of praise for its evolution on the original game’s formula and beautiful graphics. Sifu and OlliOlli World have both come out and blown me away. I’m writing this on February 18, smack-dab in the middle of the busiest month for games so far in 2022.
Let me add some context to this weird line of praise I’ve got going on.
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