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Review: Red Faction – Guerilla Re-MARS-tered

av Henric Brandt

The Red Faction series debuted in 2001, and we’re now revisiting Red Faction Guerilla Re-MARS-tered, a remastered version of the fourth entry in the five-game saga. In a similar vein to the excellent Darksiders: Warmastered Edition, THQ Nordic continues its tradition of creatively named re-releases.

Red Faction Guerilla Remarstered - screenshot nintendo Switch

Red Faction: Guerilla, originally launched in 2009, receives a re-release ten years later featuring enhanced graphics and audio. During my time playing it on the Nintendo Switch, I was particularly impressed by its visual fidelity. The remaster includes a noticeable upgrade to lighting effects, textures, and other elements. Furthermore, users with a capable home theater system can expect robust bass and immersive surround sound.

Red Faction Guerilla Remarstered - screenshot nintendo Switch

However, the game exhibits a similar issue to what I previously noted with Borderlands: despite the graphical improvements, the AI of enemy characters remains rudimentary.

Red Faction Guerilla Remarstered - screenshot nintendo Switch

A key highlight of Red Faction Guerilla – Re-mars-tered is the ability to destroy nearly every structure in the game world. Demolishing buildings on your opponents with grenades provides a distinct sense of satisfaction. The game also allows players to commandeer vehicles and use them to crash through buildings, barricades, and enemies.

Red Faction Guerilla Remarstered - screenshot nintendo Switch

The missions generally fall into categories involving destroying enemies or structures, or retrieving items. This reveals a potential drawback: similar to my experiences with GTA, sustained, serious gameplay can be challenging. The temptation to create widespread destruction and evade law enforcement often takes over.

Red Faction Guerilla Remarstered - screenshot nintendo Switch

Red Faction: Guerilla re-MARS-tered performs admirably on the Nintendo Switch, in both handheld and docked configurations. The docked mode offers an enhanced experience by allowing connection to a larger display and a home theater audio setup. However, even with a quality pair of headphones, the handheld experience remains enjoyable.

Red Faction death screen

In conclusion, I can confidently recommend Red Faction: Guerilla – Re-mars-tered. Despite its original release being a decade ago, the enhancements are significant, and it provides a thoroughly entertaining experience, especially considering its price point.

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