The other piece to this game is the story, which is an element of the series that has always been a driving part of the Killzone franchise. The end scenes are especially impressive, though I won’t ruin them for you. You get everything you thought you would visually with the game, which makes you want to see more. Even down to the weapons themselves, you’ll find a lot of visual variety and perfection. The visuals create some impressive depth to everything, even though you can’t go off the beaten path too much. There are lots of beautiful shading and lighting moments, and structurally sound models in Killzone. Visually, Killzone Shadow Fall, outside of Battlefield 4, will definitely sell you on the system. The battle scenes become larger and the creepiness of your situation is heightened through plenty of darkness, red glowing eyes and a visual sense of uneasiness. As you progress further into the game, the visual stakes get higher, especially once you infiltrate the Helghast side of the wall.
In the destroyed cityscapes of Killzone, you’ll find debris flying around, broken buildings and places and just everything that should indicate a decayed/ing society. You’ll find dynamic rainfall, wind, clouds and such all around you. When you dig into the game you’re going to see a large world that is teeming with life, even when death is the prominent figure.
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The first of these is visuals, which was the big deal back when the PS4 was demoed in February. There are two pieces of the game that will keep you hooked with Killzone Shadow Fall. You’ve got to fight to keep both sides together, otherwise there is a chance everything in both worlds gets torn a part. Both sides have done their best to eliminate the other, while causing civilian and military causalities along the way. Tensions between the VSA and the Helghast have started to boil over.
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