Extinction

Strategically severing limbs and building a kill-strike meter to decapitate giant Ravenna offers decent moment-to-moment gameplay and tight traversal that's fun for a while. However, a shockingly short, undercooked campaign with very little variety, repetitive encounters, and a minimal skill tree makes it a bare-bones experience whose full price feels almost insulting; it plays best as an above-average budget title for a sitting or two.

Bright, colorful, and fun ink-spraying destruction game. Worth a buy for fans of the genre.

ZP: giant monster killing core is blast but repetitive battles.

Good ideas and compelling creatures let down by messy execution.

AJ: 3/10 — disappointing unoptimized mechanics.

Cool concept but falls short in execution with tedious ground combat, repetitive gameplay, and frustrating controls. Not worth the $60 price tag.