NERF Legends Review (PlayStation 5)



It’s time to mount up! This NERF Legends Review will thrust you into a futuristic, sci-fi world where you’ll come face-to-face with legions of robot enemies and ultimate boss masters.

NERF Legends Review Pros:

  • Nice graphics.
  • 7.66GB download size.
  • Platinum trophy.
  • First-person shooter gameplay.
  • Optional tutorial scenarios.
  • Controller settings – Invert axis, vibration, aim assist and running toggle or hold.
  • A single-player mode is a group of levels split across a handful of locations.
  • The campaign is you doing a series of events and taking on the CPU.
  • Highly detailed NERF guns.
  • You can unlock new customizable options for your guns and characters including unlocking new guns and melee weapons.
  • You have melee, slide, crouch, double jump abilities from the off.
  • Simple controls.
  • Multiplayer allows you to host or join matches.
  • Every gun feels different and some have scopes.
  • The shield allows you to reflect gunfire.
  • Earn Bronze, Silver, and Gold medals for your score on each campaign level.
  • 17 guns and 3 melees.
  • Online has four game modes – team NERF out, NERF siege, Golden Dart, and Solo NERF out.
  • Ten online maps.
  • Online supports up to 8 players.
  • Hosting allows you to set up a name and password for the lobby.
  • You can upgrade your gun’s stats and power.
  • Earn NERF tokens by playing the modes.
  • Tight controls and the movement feels good.
  • There are some good ideas.

NERF Legends Review Cons:

  • Could never find a multiplayer match.
  • The text and icons are really small.
  • It’s not always clear what or where you have to go.
  • Takes ages to unlock weapons.
  • Takes a long time to earn credits for upgrading.
  • The combat is very basic.
  • Enemies drop health making you near Invincible.
  • Bad level design.
  • Infuriating jump sections.
  • Enemies all look the same.
  • I think it has a story but it’s messy.
  • Annoying noise that plays every time you pick up a health pack.
  • Ammo is limited with very few pick-ups.
  • You don’t have special moves or throwing items like grenades.
  • Turrets are just bullet sponges.
  • Enemies are the same color as the levels.

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NERF Legends:

Official website.

Developer: FUNlabs

Publisher: GameMill

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Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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