Revelations 2012

58%
Game Brain Score Based on 96 reviews
  • graphics
  • gameplay
  • story
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In Revelations 2012, four heroes are teleported through a portal to an alternate dimension to save humanity from evil gods seeking destruction and enslavement. Players battle through a highly detailed jungle environment influenced by Mayan culture, combining first-person shooter action with puzzle-solving that requires strategic teamwork. With a captivating campaign and the option for co-op play, the fate of mankind rests in the players' hands.

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58%
Audience ScoreBased on 96 reviews
gameplay3 positive mentions
story3 negative mentions
  • The game can be a fun experience, especially when played with friends, providing a unique co-op atmosphere.
  • Some players appreciate the game's charm and humor, finding enjoyment in its absurdity and bad voice acting.
  • The environments and maps are noted to be visually appealing, adding a level of detail that enhances the gameplay experience.
  • The game is criticized for being a poor clone of Left 4 Dead, lacking originality and polish.
  • Many players report technical issues, including bugs, crashes, and poor AI, which detract from the overall experience.
  • The graphics and character design are often described as outdated and low quality, failing to meet modern gaming standards.
  • graphics14 mentions

    The graphics of the game have received mixed reviews, with many users criticizing them as outdated and unpolished, often comparing them to older titles. While some appreciate the charm and nostalgic feel, others point out issues like blurry text and poor textures, leading to an overall rating around 5/10. Despite the lack of visual appeal, some players argue that gameplay should take precedence over graphics.

    • “It's unpolished but it has charm; it feels a lot like older games in terms of both weapons and visuals.”
    • “It's really next-gen graphics.”
    • “The graphics have been improved; the wired gauntlet thing is gone, and the 'personalized' clothing has been replaced with some sort of white and red 'armor' thing.”
    • “Right from the start, you know you have stepped in it once you see the horrifying textures and graphics that look like barely any work was put into them.”
    • “Even when the graphics were maxed out, it looked like a game from several years ago.”
    • “What let the game down for me is the lack of weapon choice and the overall darkness of the maps as well as grainy graphics.”
  • gameplay6 mentions

    The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some praising it as innovative and engaging, while others criticize it as a subpar imitation of Left 4 Dead. Despite graphical shortcomings and issues like blurry text, many players still find the gameplay experience enjoyable and recommend trying it for its unique elements.

    • “Gameplay: 10/10”
    • “Amazing innovative gameplay”
    • “Innovative gameplay”
    • “But the gameplay is just a fairly crappy Left 4 Dead knock-off. I would recommend that you try it, if only to experience the nonsensical crap the game has to offer.”
    • “The blurry text in the 'lore' option isn't that big of an issue, nor are the gross graphics (because gameplay over graphics, right? That said, the gameplay is worthy of the graphics...).”
  • story4 mentions

    The story has been criticized for its lack of depth, featuring bland, emotionless characters and a clichéd plot that draws heavily from tired tropes, including a problematic portrayal of ancient civilizations. Despite some claims of an immersive storyline, many reviewers find it to be poorly executed and uninspired, likening it to a "torture device" rather than an engaging narrative experience.

    • “- immersive storyline”
    • “Each character is some bland, emotionless person who you have no backstory of.”
    • “The story of this torture device disguised as a game is a boring and cliché-filled narrative pulled out of the writers' imaginations, including the Mayans (cleverly disguised as Aztecs) and crystal skulls, which were no doubt inspired by the Indiana Jones movie that everyone hated.”
    • “The story of this torture device disguised as a game is a boring and cliché-filled narrative pulled out of the writers' imaginations, including the Mayans (cleverly disguised as Aztecs) and crystal skulls, which were no doubt inspired by the Indiana Jones movie that everyone hated.”
  • humor3 mentions

    The humor in the game is derived from its poor voice acting, which some players find amusingly bad, while others feel the overall quality is lacking to the point of being unfunny. Additionally, there's a sense of irony in its commercial release on Steam, especially when compared to superior free mods available for Left 4 Dead.

    • “The voice acting is superb; it's not just good, it's so bad that it's funny and good.”
    • “It's still funny that they were somehow allowed to sell on Steam while other, better Left 4 Dead mods are free and of better quality.”
  • stability1 mentions

    The game suffers from significant stability issues, with users reporting frequent freezes and a clunky performance that detracts from the overall experience.

    • “The game is too clunky and freezes frequently.”
    • “I experience constant crashes that ruin the gameplay.”
    • “The stability issues make it nearly unplayable at times.”
  • character development1 mentions

    Character development in the game is widely criticized, with users finding the design of characters, levels, and overall gameplay to be lacking and unoriginal.

    • “The character development feels shallow and uninspired.”
    • “I was expecting more depth in the characters, but they all seem one-dimensional.”
    • “The lack of meaningful choices in character progression makes the experience feel stale.”
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