Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Man Vs Wild Review


Ever wonder what it’s like to be stranded in the wild? Thanks to Man vs. Wild, players can now experience how that feels. Based off the Discovery Channel’s top-rated television series, Man vs. Wild captures the excitement and adventure of the show.
The game features five authentic environments that players must find their way out of safely. Using the same survival techniques commonly seen on the television show, players must overcome nature’s elements. Following survival expert Bear Grylls, the game incorporates many of the show’s core elements, from building camp fires to catching food. The game even allows players to drink his urine.
Since it’s a lower budget game, the graphics are noticeably lacking. It looks more like a game you’d find for the original Xbox than a 2011 title. It’s unfortunate because a game whose premise relies so heavily on nature ought to convey the visual wonders found there.
What Man vs. Wild loses in graphics, it makes up for with gameplay. The core gameplay features a mix of action-adventure, role-playing, and puzzle-solving. Players are tested with dozens of challenges that range from building a fire to wrestling an alligator. Of course, if you fail to take down the gator the game is much more forgiving than nature would be, respawning you from the last checkpoint reached.

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