{"id":178709,"date":"2023-12-15T19:40:57","date_gmt":"2023-12-15T16:40:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/mobidictum.com\/clone\/the-finals-oyun-incelemesi-guzel-oyun-ama-biraz-ayar-ister\/"},"modified":"2024-05-11T13:48:19","modified_gmt":"2024-05-11T10:48:19","slug":"the-finals-oyun-incelemesi-guzel-oyun-ama-biraz-ayar-ister","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mobidictum.com\/tr\/the-finals-oyun-incelemesi-guzel-oyun-ama-biraz-ayar-ister\/","title":{"rendered":"The Finals incelemesi: G\u00fczel oyun ama biraz ayar ister"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

The Finals<\/strong> is a game developed and published by Stockholm-based Embark Studios<\/strong>. The game uses Unreal Engine<\/strong>. The Finals couldn\u2019t have been released at a better time. The fact that the game is free to download<\/strong> and was released when Activision messed up the Call of Duty Warzone character and inventory files of its players during the season 1 update gives the finals an excellent opportunity<\/strong> to speed up extending its player base.<\/p>\n\n

The Finals and Warzone are not in the same subcategory. It’s an extraction shooter, but both are FPS games; therefore, I will compare this game to Warzone because it\u2019s what I have been playing a lot lately under the same main category. I\u2019ll also compare it to Team Fortress because it\u2019s one of the legends in its category; what else? I also think they are similar enough to be compared regarding the general feel of the game, the balance of weapons and classes, and the gameplay experience.<\/p>\n\n

The Finals revolves around players who compete against each other in front of a virtual stadium audience<\/strong> accompanied by hosts commenting on the players\u2019 actions and developments during the match. It reminds me of The Running Man<\/strong> by Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gamer <\/strong>by Gerard Butler, or The Hunger Games<\/strong> for those not old enough to remember these. Embark Studios has even stated that it has some inspiration from The Hunger Games and the Gladiator.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n

The point of the game is snatching various amounts of money<\/strong> from different places on the map or eliminating other players and collecting whatever they dropped and depositing it on deposit points. In this regard, it\u2019s very similar to \u201ccapture the flag\u201d games. \u201cCoins\u201d are a big deal in this game<\/strong>. The players explode into coins, you always hear jingling, clinking, or ka-ching sounds according to what you do, and you see an \u201cinsert coin\u201d warning <\/strong>blinking at the bottom of the screen, just like the old arcades, when you are waiting to respawn. The game and its interface are pretty easy to understand<\/strong>, and after three or four games, you may start to feel very familiar <\/strong>with it like you have been playing it for months.<\/p>\n

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I will not delve into the details more because I\u2019ll cover them in the sections below. Still, before that, I must indicate another interesting aspect of this game: everything can be destroyed<\/strong>, including the buildings<\/strong>. Every couple of years, there is this one game that claims everything in it is destroyable, and usually, it is not. The Finals, though, keeps this promise to a very high extent. I have to admit that I haven\u2019t tried destroying \u201ceverything,\u201d but even the main buildings and their framework can be destroyed. Breaking walls with the heavy to create shortcuts is also very fun.<\/p>\n\n

The Finals: Technical aspects<\/h2>\n\n

If you have read my review of Ratchet & Clank \u2013 Rift Apart<\/a><\/strong>, you already know I don\u2019t have a high-end PC. I don\u2019t like pushing my graphics settings to the highest, and I did the same here, but I must say that I set them considerably high and never had any problems with FPS or lag<\/strong>. The Finals is not a very demanding game<\/strong> despite its graphics are very good<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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The Finals Gameplay<\/h2>\n\n

This is the part where I have the most to say and compare it with those two other games. I\u2019ve mentioned the trailer before and must express that it was stimulating. It was fast-paced, chaotic, fun, and wild<\/strong>. To the point that it almost intimidated me. Making me think it was too fast-paced or chaotic for me to adapt and get used to. I must say that I\u2019m a bit disappointed<\/strong>. I have played two modes of the game: Quick Cash and Bank It. Maybe the other modes, like the tournament, don\u2019t have this problem, but the game was slower<\/strong> than I thought it would be. It was also less chaotic than I expected<\/strong>. Of course, sometimes it becomes hectic, and you start shooting without knowing where to aim, but the general feeling doesn\u2019t keep you on the edge most of the time.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n

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