Hammering your foes will see the upgrade gauge gradually fill, and, once full, you can briefly enhance your attack for a limited duration by tapping the corresponding icon on the touchscreen or the L Button. You’ve got access to melee attacks and guns, with faster and stronger attacks available as you so wish. Simple enough to pick up, yet still with its challenges. Chase sequences are thrown into the mix to grant variety, seeing players steering with the gyroscopic controls of the Wii U GamePad, and boss fights often prove a highlight as the gargantuan robotic rivals go head-to-head.Ĭombat itself, although relatively basic with only three combo types available to you, will be largely gratifying to the target audience. This is largely a third-person brawler, with players smashing and blasting their way through individual stages as they seek to complete objectives. Optimus Prime, Arcee, Bulkhead, Ratchet and Bumblebee fly the flag for the Autobots, whilst the Decepticon threat is ever present through appearances from Megatron, Airachnid, Starscream, Knock Out, Insections and Dreadwing. Each stage sees you flit between differing Autobots, which incorporate key characters within Hasbro’s enigmatic universe. There are thirteen stages to the game’s Story Mode, which you can expect to take an average player around five hours to complete. The Autobots tumble to Earth, and it falls to human companions Jack, Raf and Miko to discover them, as they reunite to discover the secrets behind the Decepticon plan. Having detected the Decepticon presence the Autobots rush to intervene, successfully breaking the tether pulling the meteor yet causing it to crumble – a creature within the cavernous rock soon awakened by the disturbance.
We open with the Decepticons having stumbled upon a gigantic meteor that is composed entirely of Dark Energon, using the Nemesis to manoeuvre it away from Earth’s orbit.
More so due to the fact that its narrative takes place alongside the events of its second season. This Nintendo platform exclusive is squarely aimed at a younger demographic and largely succeeds in capturing the essence of the computer-animated series.
With consumer interest revitalised in Hasbro’s now lucrative IP, Activision once again draws inspiration from the franchise in Transformers Prime: The Game.
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