Not even the sequels SC2, 3, 4, 5 or even 6, or even Tekken 7, could touch the mechanics of the Soul Calibur 1 game. Because after all of these years, the combat fighting thing, gameplay and mechanics in that game, are still way ahead of the other 3d fighting games, like Tekken 7, DOA etc.Īnother one I recommend, that almost came like close to Virtua Fighter (mechanics wise), is the famous Soul Calibur game, on that dreamcast console. When it comes to game mechanics, that is like the top number one place to look. You might want to check out a revolutionary game, by Yu Suzuki called Virtua Fighter.

I will give you one, that many people still recommend. Great funĬlick to expand.Game mechanics? Game design? You can spend hours just looking through items and tweaking your guns, only to lose them in a second in a raid, or see your choices have a real impact in the fight. It is done so well, I've had to stop myself from criticizing them when I notice some detail wrong, and remind myself this is a FPS game not a real life gunsmith simulator, they are allowed some liberties from reality. As a real life gun guy myself, I was surprised to see weapon building not that far off from the real thing. It has to be the most detailed weapon modding/building system of any FPS game.

What amazed me most about the game though is the amount of weapon customization. I thought this balances pretty well with the cutthroat nature of the game when playing as your normal PMC character. I've been playing a good amount of Escape from Tarkov lately, and there's several innovative mechanics in the game that surprised me.įirstly, playing in 'Scav' mode, where you take over what would normally be an NPC enemy, and if you survive you get to keep all their gear they start with.

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