- July 16, 2013
- Saber Interactive
R.I.P.D.: The Game
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About
Based on the 3D supernatural action-adventure film, R.I.P.D., you and a partner will take up the holsters of two lawmen dispatched to the otherworld to protect and serve the living from an increasingly destructive array of souls who refuse to move peacefully to the other side. Top-notch teamwork and an arsenal of badass weapons are the keys to defeating your enemies and bringing order back to the …








- The game offers a fun co-op experience, especially when played with friends.
- The graphics and level designs are colorful and engaging, providing a visually appealing environment.
- The gameplay is fast-paced and can be addictive, especially at higher difficulty levels.
- There is no single-player campaign, making it less appealing for solo players.
- The game suffers from numerous technical issues, including crashes and connection problems.
- It is often criticized for being a poorly executed reskin of another game, lacking originality and depth.
story
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game lacks a traditional single-player story or campaign, instead offering only an endless wave shooter experience with minimal narrative elements. Players express disappointment over the absence of a compelling storyline, tutorial, or meaningful co-op mode, leading to a perception that the game is not worth the investment. Overall, the storytelling aspect is criticized for being weak and unengaging.
“I bought it because I thought there was a 'story mode'.”
“When I bought the game, I half expected it to let you step through the story of the movie as a self-contained single player campaign.”
“Only one voice actor who narrates the cinematic comic-style story sequences (and I don't think he's famous).”
“I played this game for 20 minutes before I understood it is an endless wave shooter with no story campaign and not much incentive to improve equipment.”
“This game was a huge let down - no storyline/campaign at all and a very weak co-op mode - avoid this game, not worth your money.”
“So I tried the game thinking it would be amazing, but it did not meet my expectations. There is no storyline, tutorial, or explanation of what you're trying to do in the missions; this is, for lack of a better word, terrible.”