Transformers: Autobots and Decepticons review

Transform when you want and into what you want, but don't expect an easy playground

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Reasons to buy

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    Collecting tons of vehicle forms

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    Transforming in mid-air

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    Throwing cop cars as a decepticon

Reasons to avoid

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    Clunky shooting mechanics

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    Random difficulty

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    Paying double for a "second quest"

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Matthew Keast
Matthew Keast
My new approach to play all games on Hard mode straight off the bat has proven satisfying. Sure there is some frustration, but I've decided it's the lesser of two evils when weighed against the boredom of easiness that Normal difficulty has become in the era of casual gaming.
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