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Blend Games gives a run-down of the upcoming Lucas Arts and Day 1 Studios shooter Fracture. See what they thought of the game's mix of terrain deformation, gunplay and puzzles before you buy it when it hits stores this week.
Fracture depicts a world split between two warring sides: the Atlantic Alliance and the Republic of Pacifica. As a game, Fracture is also split two ways: it's simultaneously a very conventional third-person perspective shooter and an energetic action-puzzle game. It's a very awkward pairing, unfortunately.







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Its a good gimmic but hardly worth the price of admission for an entire next-gen game for it. Very dense when you look past the ground moving feature.
I played the demo and enjoyed it.That may be because I don't play many games like this.
I will be buying this game.
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