Xbox 360
X-Men: Destiny
6.11
playscore
Average
890th of 1221
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About this game
Developer: Silicon Knights
Content Rating: Teen
Summary
In this third-person action/RPG, X-Gene enhancements deliver a deeper level of customization to players’ powers, with a chance for players to experience the abilities of their favorite X-Men mutants. Gamers will evolve their mutant skills in unique ways and engage in fast and furious combat, spectacular combo-driven attacks and rewarding finishing moves against a variety of opponents bent on defending their beliefs.
Gamer Reviews
357 Reviews7.16
Aggregate Gamer Reviews
Game Faqs open_in_new
187 Ratings
6.48
Amazon open_in_new
110 Ratings
8.00
Gamestop
57 Ratings
7.20
Jeuxvideo.com open_in_new
2 Ratings
6.50
3D Juegos open_in_new
1 Rating
0.10
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Critic Reviews
15 Reviews5.06
Add in some middling environment and character visuals on top of the lackluster gameplay, and X-Men Destiny has some big problems. Five years ago, I would have a lot more positive things to share about the game, but action titles have advanced in that time, and Destiny doesn’t keep pace
On top of it all, Destiny is an ugly game. The simple character models and muddy textures make it look like it was made several years ago, and the unattractive effects that accompany your powers make them feel underwhelming. You can breeze through this adventure in under six hours, but the gameplay is so shallow that you won't be left wanting more, and because your choices have so little impact
With a running time of just about 4 hours from start to finish, it seems obvious that you're meant to play X-Men Destiny with all three characters, but there's no reason to. It's repetitive, ugly, stupid, and boring