It's like the game is not properly tested on how well it plays. to give a better challenge, instead of relying on slowly reloading weapons and a lack of ammo for the stronger weapons. These would be things like better movement of characters so that they don't get stuck or stammer, and generally better A.I. It misses the fine-tuning that I'd also really expect from a Serious Sam game in 2012/2013. In various areas, it has decreased in quality.
HERO SERIOUS SAM 3 SERIES
I don't believe the game has actually improved anywhere over the first 2 Serious Sam series except for graphics. and stuck enemies (which happens often) too many times. I find myself making use of an incredibly dumb A.I. The moments where action is great, as you can mow down many enemies and can make use of tactical and cool movement, is limited. It's like they don't pack enough punch (playing on the 2nd last difficulty mode, which could explain something). Sometimes the game even puts up an invisible wall so that the area you are allowed to move in is smaller, and opponents spawn even closer, and it feels even more stupid that some suicide kamikaze guy spawns on the worst place possible (in front of your nose) while Sam is taking his time to put some new shells in his shotgun. This is what you do while searching for the most boring items while being attacked by randomly and very annoyingly spawning enemies. All that I am doing (or what it feels like that I'm doing) is reloading shotguns, some pistol, and some other weapons now and then, running, hiding. After putting down the game earlier (because I really didn't feel like playing anymore), I picked it up again this week. Serious Sam 3: BFE was okay, although it didn't compare to the earlier Serious Sam games. Serious Sam 3: BFE was okay, I find this game to be a disappointment and even worse annoying. I find this game to be a disappointment and even worse annoying. It is not a very long DLC, clocking in at around 3-4 hours, but it is enjoyable for those who want more down-to-earth Serious Sam action. It is unfortunate that this DLC will be lost in obscurity, but if you decide to buy SS3, then grab this alongside it if it costs as much as a cup of coffee. The uncanny feel of the main game is gone. Although Serious Sam 3 didn't gain the traction Croteam wanted because of its lackluster gameplay, Jewel of the Nile was a nice sequel to play through. The jetpack in the third level was fun to play with again, although it was a bit buggy. The maps are meaningful to explore, and the puzzles in the second map reminded me of the ones I went through in The Second Encounter.
The weapons and enemies were rebalanced in this sequel to give a more fluid and genuine Serious Sam feel. I suggest playing above Normal to truly experience all that this DLC has to offer. With the game set at Serious, it really gives your brain a workout since you can't casually Rambo through enemies and must play conservatively due to the ease of dying and the limited ammo. With the game set at Serious, it really gives your brain a workout since you Compared to the main game, this DLC was much more fun to play. Compared to the main game, this DLC was much more fun to play.
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