Ground breaking terrain deformation, Mega-explosions, Original weaponry
Limp plotline, Untapped potential, Short game time, Limited replay value
With a novel gameplay mechanic and some serious firepower at your disposal, theres a lot of fun to be had. Its just a shame there just isnt more to it.
Most of Fracture’s bad points are overshadowed by how much fun changing the terrain can be. Masses of action, huge explosions and a competent shooter with a fantastic gimmick. 6.9/10Print this pageUser reviews (1)Share this pageNoticed something wro...
Terrain deformation mechanics are engaging, sharp graphics, enjoyable multiplayer
Dim bullet-sponge enemies, unimaginative missions and puzzles, disappointing finale
Yes, the gameplay is hinged upon a single unique concept but the terrain deformation "gimmick" is executed nicely, turning what is otherwise a vanilla shooter into something fairly interesting and decent. ...
Following closely on the heels of LucasArts Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Fracture is another third-person action shooter that lacks lightsabers but does have some clever new technology that enables you to mold the terrain as you see fit. Fracture h...
Abstract: By most accounts, the futures going to be a terrible place. Books, movies, and games typically arent kind when they predict the plight of the human race, and Fracture is no exception. To deal with the rapidly changing climate of the 22nd century, the...
Abstract: Somewhere deep within Fracture, far, far below its offensively derivative crust, lies a worthwhile, original game. It's very much a game with a gimmick -- terraforming terrain on the fly -- and while that gimmick works well (if a bit too predictably), ...
