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I had a lot of fun with Extinction, especially the great swordplay and traversal, but it's held back by issues with the camera and the... Read more

While there's joy to be found in decapitating a seemingly-endless army of building-sized beasts that put up an immense fight, Extinction sadly never delivers a... Read more

Thanks to a nuanced combat system, Extinction is fun hack ‘n’ slash experience whose poorly executed story and repetitive mission design stops it from being... Read more

I was compelled to continue, if only so the game didn't get the best of me. Read more

Extinction had the potential to be something special, but a few too many flaws and frustrations hold it back from true greatness. Despite that, we... Read more

Exctinction does precisely one thing very well. Over and over again. Read more

Once you get used to the gameplay loop after the first few missions, different types of Jackals and Titans that sport progressively tougher armor begin... Read more

Extinction is a good blueprint for a more interesting game. I came in excited to slice up some giants, but after the fifth rote exercise... Read more

Extinction takes inspiration from some incredible games in the genre, such as God of War and Devil May Cry -- but sadly, it fails... Read more

Extinction shows a lot of promise, and it sometimes delivers, like when it comes to the engaging, acrobatic combat or the sheer scale of the... Read more

While not a fundamentally flawed game, Extinction does not provide the player with enough of a mechanism to reasonably progress through the game in an... Read more

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Extinction's core gameplay loop is alright for what it is, but it doesn't support the rickety structure built on top of it. Boring story beats,... Read more

When Extinction presents its large ogre titans, you get an inkling of what could have been. Instead, randomization and procedural generation rule the core gameplay... Read more

Extinction is a game that has large ambitions, but fails to be as exciting as it could have been. The Revanii look imposing, but are less threatening... Read more

After playing my review copy of the game for an hour, I sat back with a sour expression on my face. “What the hell is... Read more

Extinction is a fantastic idea buried in mediocrity. It's one trick is stunning for a short while, but quickly runs out of steam as repetition,... Read more

Extinction is a frustrating mess that has problems that in this day and age shouldn't exist. Camera problems, repetitive missions and frustrating climbing mechanics will... Read more

Extinction compensates for a lack of variety by treating every minor detail as a momentous occasion. Read more

Extinction presents a handful of decent ideas, but they're executed with all the precision and grace of Godzilla stomping through Tokyo. Buying this sloppy, ugly,... Read more

Extinction is a clumsy and frustrating game that struggles to put its potential to good use. Read more

The premise of Extinction is brilliant in theory, but its execution is boring and hindered at all times by a camera that refuses to point... Read more

Extinction is a good idea poorly executed over and over again. Skip it. Read more

Extinction suffers from bad narrative, innecesary missions and lack of general variety, but its fluid and fun mechanics and fantastic sense of movement, added to... Read more

Extinction is the fearsome Giant that stumbles over your expectations and shatters them. Its careful aesthetics and its original design are languished in the face... Read more

An exciting mix of genres and references that it's not capable of maintaining that excitement and becomes boring too soon. Read more

A good idea (albeit not very original) that doesn't feel as good because of imprecise controls, a camera that constantly gets in the way and... Read more

Extinction is solely based on a good idea, but fails to entertain due to the game structure and the algorithms for procedural content generation. The... Read more

Extinction is a rather unpretentious blend between Shadow of the Colossus, Assassin's Creed and God of War. There's some parkour action, some humans to rescue... Read more

While the premises were good enough, Extinction fails to take a few step further. Every giant slayed in the game feels exactly the same as... Read more

Extinction uses so many good ideas of other games and executes them poorly and manages to combine it with a whole new level of repetition.... Read more

Exctinction tries to do a lot of interesting things with its combo system, but its procedural generated maps, lackluster campaign, reliance on Giants to give... Read more

Despite the good inspirations that Extinction appears to have, everything is misused and have no originality when executed. The gameplay is flawed at crucial moments... Read more

Annihilation of endless waves of big monsters is exciting. However missions, game modes and locations should be more diverse. Read more

Extinction appeared as a rather interesting title, but there must have been serious problems during the development. The promising concept hasn't been transformed into a... Read more

Extinction fails on every level. An interesting idea for the story fades due to boring dialogues and hunting quickly becomes a monotonous chore. Read more

Extinction presented a fictional story with an exciting start that quickly lost its impact over time. It turns into endless confrontations with the Ghilan and... Read more

Extinction has its ups and downs. There's a lot to its different modes and its long story campaign, but its foundation is lacking and it... Read more

Extinction is full of wasted potential, and while some ideas and gameplay mechanics might be interesting at first, almost none of them are executed properly.... Read more

Extinction could be an entertaining experience, but only for the first couple of hours. after that, everything becomes awfully repetitive and the fact that you... Read more

Unfortunately, Extinction is an example of a good idea executed poorly. Better luck next time. Read more