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After finding out about this game, I decided that it was the time to watch the whole Samurai Jack after all those years. I ended up enjoingAfter finding out about this game, I decided that it was the time to watch the whole Samurai Jack after all those years. I ended up enjoing the series much more than the game. It seems just seemed so cheap. The same NPCs that are scattered around and that give you random weapons (why?), the weird-looking cutscenes. The same enemies are recycled over and over throught the whole game without any variation to the gameplay. I just expected much more from this game

At its heart this is a fantastic game, but it’s hidden so deeply by the introduction and the reward system. Honestly the only thing they’dAt its heart this is a fantastic game, but it’s hidden so deeply by the introduction and the reward system. Honestly the only thing they’d have to fix is the rewards where the reward increase would even out the enemies power progression, this would also prove incredibly useful if they actually taught players how to use abilities on enemies so that players used them to their advantage.

You need to be familiar with the animated series to fully enjoy Battle Through Time, otherwise you’ll find the game to be rather unexceptional and confusing. As a huge Samurai Jack fan, I was delighted with both the nostalgic journey and the story it offered me, even if sometimes the camera was unbearable.

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is a competent, if linear and somewhat unbalanced, action adventure. You can tell that the game studio was made up of true fans who poured their love for the show into this game. But the scope and grandeur of the Samurai Jack IP are sadly limited by this game's low-budget restrictions. It's fun for what it is, but it left me hungry for more.

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is a fun romp through some of the episode settings in the series. Although many old characters make appearances, there isn't a whole lot of interaction or story development in-game. This might Battle Through Time a bit harder to get into for players who weren't avid fans of the game. However, if you like old-style action RPG games, this will probably be right up your ally.

A great adaptation of the Samurai Jack cartoon, full of hack and slash action, cool weapons and a beautiful art style. Featuring an original story, even fans of the show never saw.

Sure, at its core, Battle Through Time is a retelling of the TV series with some deviations, but it absolutely nails what makes Samurai Jack a modern animated masterpiece, and it was a delightful surprise to play through.

Jack is back, with a story fans will love, a welcome return of the original voice cast and surprisingly deep gameplay. The graphics are plain ugly though and the price tag rather steep, especially if you consider the game's short length.

GOOD:Feels really polished. The graphics are pretty and do a great job of capturing the animation style of the series and gameplay. GameplayGOOD:Feels really polished. The graphics are pretty and do a great job of capturing the animation style of the series and gameplay. Gameplay is pretty basic, but it's fun slashing robotic monsters with Jack if you're a fan. It also features the original voice actors which is a big plus.BADThe game is fun for the first hour or so. Then it starts getting extremely repetitive and annoying by endlessly throwing waves of the same enemies at you. It has nothing else to offer other than okayish combat and half-way through it feels like an empty, shallow and unfinished game. Story is almost non-existent. Side-characters are there just as props that you run into occasionaly to repeat generic babble at you and give you an item.Upgrades are kind of unsatisfying and getting them is a horrible grind. I finished the game with barely 1/3 of the upgrades unlocked.It's somewhat fun if you're a big fan of Samurai Jack, but not a great game.

Начнем с того что что игра сделан по одному из любимых мультфильмов детства,хоть тогда я не все серии посмотрел,но что смотрел отлично помню.Начнем с того что что игра сделан по одному из любимых мультфильмов детства,хоть тогда я не все серии посмотрел,но что смотрел отлично помню.Основываясь на этом я был очень приятно удивлен и обрадован тому что по нему выйдет игра,первая за сколько там лет...лень гуглить,ну я и купил.И я не чуть не пожалел,разрабы отлично переместили вселенную из 2D в 3D.Мне особо понравились задники,они выглядят очень классно,это еще места где Джек уже побывал.Если говорить за сюжет,он идет по альтарнотивному пути,что отлично,так что без спойлеров.До чего можно докопаться это пара моментов.1. Боевка она с одной стороны разнообразна,но кроме магического меча все остальное,ну такое и оно ломается.Есть еще притензия к некоторому импакту от оружия,но это можно привыкнуть.2.Босы есть интересные,есть не очень.Вообщем хорошая игра на 10 часов.8/10

This is really for diehard SJ fans only, it's short and features some pretty levels but graphically is at a PS2 level. Gameplay is really atThis is really for diehard SJ fans only, it's short and features some pretty levels but graphically is at a PS2 level. Gameplay is really at PS2 level as well, very janky combat which isn't too responsive and gets stuck in finishing animations. This doesn't work too well when it constantly throws enemies at you in large numbers. In fact it does this most of the time and gets really old, that's the whole game really besides boss fights which aren't too hard or interesting.--Another thing I didn't care for was the constant closing/opening gates which is an animation you have to watch every time after defeating said hordes of enemies, there are a few other annoying animations of doors opening etc that you have to watch, breaks up the flow way too much.---Your weapons degrade and need repairing which is an uninteresting way of managing difficulty and also of making it seem to be a longer game than it is. For the simple game that this is this is an unwelcome addition for sure and out of place.- Annoying menu UI etc also doesn't help. No save control, it's all auto and you have to choose the save to continue, why? Like a PS2 game you have 3 slots and you can choose the other two but that's just to start a new game.--Played fine at high settings, you really need to use a gamepad for best results as I did.--I can't really comment on the story and how it relates to the tv series, I watched a season or two back in the day but was never a big fan.--Way overpriced at forty dollars, for that same amount you can get recent or older games that have a wealth of better gameplay and more gameplay. Cash grab. I could see 20-25 bucks for fans of the series everyone else just pass on this.-I'd also like to say that metacritic's embargo on user scores until 36 hours after release is fine BUT please apply that to the game sites as well because they don't play the whole game in most cases before reviewing either and they are VERY much influenced by game publishers to give unrealistic scores through advertising dollars and other forms of bribery. But of course money talks don't it.

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is a great-playing game that falls just a bit short of being a well-crafted overall experience. The filler-filled stages and wave-based enemy rooms bog down the experience and get in the way of the fun. It’s a shame too as the core gameplay greatly exceeds the norm for licensed fare and delivers well-crafted swordplay, gunplay and melee combat all in one package. Beating up enemies is satisfying, but tackling waves of them in a weirdly laid-out labyrinth chips away at things. The graphical design is sharp and nicely matches the show, but is hurt by low-quality texture work from time to time. The sound design is top-shelf and not only fits the show, but makes you appreciate playing with a nice audio setup to better-discern enemy locations. Fans of the show will enjoy the game, while those just looking for a well-crafted action game may be disappointed.

If you haven't watched the TV Series, then you should probably stay away from Samurai Jack Battle Through Times, as it doesn't make much sense. On the other hand, the fans of the franchise may find it more appealing, if they can cope with its shallow and repetitive gameplay.

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is a very simple action game with trivial mechanics, it tries to increase the depth of the combat systemSamurai Jack: Battle Through Time is a very simple action game with trivial mechanics, it tries to increase the depth of the combat system through the introduction of alternative weapons and a rich skill tree, but without great success. At the normal difficulty level you have to be really unscrupulous to incur the game over screen and the five hours+ necessary to complete the campaign slip away without leaving much. Although the graphics seem really dated, as well as the level design, everything appears very faithful to the original cartoon. If you are passionate about Samurai Jack, then, you might perhaps turn a blind eye.

Even though I’d not seen an episode of the show before playing I was really rather taken with Samurai Jack: Battle Though Time. It looks great, the combat is fun and fluid, there’s lots to do with upgrading Jack’s abilities, and lots of replayability with the different difficulties and scores to beat. A great game all round and one worth checking out.

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time : For those who weren’t tuning into Cartoon Network in the early 2000s, Samurai Jack is about the titularSamurai Jack: Battle Through Time : For those who weren’t tuning into Cartoon Network in the early 2000s, Samurai Jack is about the titular warrior fighting to return to the past and slay the evil wizard Aku. Battle Through Time cleverly posits that Aku had one more trick up his sleeve: he interrupts Jack’s trip back through time and forces the samurai to relive his most exciting battles. This retro action style is fitting for a TV show that emerged during the same period as a deluge of licensed products imitating gaming’s greatest hits. If we look into the game mechanics Weak and strong attacks can be weaved together for light combos, along with a dash (which evolves into a roll), a block mechanic (which can be altered to parry and counter) and a double-jump. There's also multiple options for you to change between melee and ranged weapons but I need to say that weapons really break easy Well to be honest the game giving me the vibes of the old action-RPG games era it's really fun to play yet it's nothing more than a side kick for your game library. It might be really fun with a cup of coffee than you'd probably forget about it .But It's absolutely fun and worth a look for your Xbox One.

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is an enjoyable nostalgia trip both in gameplay and story, but it’s just not quite $40 worth of game.

Eu amei o jogo, achei o combate desafiador e profundo, com muitas habilidades para se desbloquear. Obviamente é um jogo de menor escala, porémEu amei o jogo, achei o combate desafiador e profundo, com muitas habilidades para se desbloquear. Obviamente é um jogo de menor escala, porém muito divertido e gostoso de jogar. Amei os controles, a movimentação e os feedbacks sonoros e visuais dos golpes. Vale muito a pena!

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is an incredible action platformer with stunning animation and action that more than lives up to the reputation of the series.

Not the most complex game ever made, but i find it generally fun with quite a few good elements.The story is nothing special, it is a bit ofNot the most complex game ever made, but i find it generally fun with quite a few good elements.The story is nothing special, it is a bit of an expansion on the show's final season.The graphics visibly try to mimic the look of the show, which can look bad at some points, but the gameplay is fast enough so that it is not very noticeable. The gameplay in itself is entertaining if you like character action games, although it doesn't have that level of complexity.

Samurai jack: Battle through time is an interesting, albeit flawed little gem that gives the fans of Samurai Jack something new to chew onSamurai jack: Battle through time is an interesting, albeit flawed little gem that gives the fans of Samurai Jack something new to chew on since the end of Season 5 of the titular cartoon series. The graphics work surprisingly well with the shows original textured hand painted style, and the presentation overall will send any fan of the show back through time, to the days of Saturday morning cartoons. However the praise ends there, as the game itself is extremely simple for a spectacle fighter, somewhat stiff on the controls especially compared to other spectacle fighters like Beyoneta and Devil May cry. The level design, while pretty, can sometimes choke up the frame rate a bit, cutscenes contain plenty of noticeable texture pop-ins, and animations are very canned and repetitive. What little gameplay there is, is inoffensive and sometimes even satisfying at times, but the extremely short story mode and 40 dollar price tag may not make this game worth it to anyone who isn't a fan.To anyone who is a fan, its not bad, and theres plenty of fan service and the game is easy to get into while being challenging enough to not be boring.

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Story and character do not drive the action like in Tartakovsky’s series — air flips and fist punches do. A sense of exhaustion sets in almost immediately, while a hunger to get just a little more Samurai Jack in my life kept me soldiering on. By the standards of tie-in games, that feels like a success.

It may feel like it’s a few years too late, but Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is a worthwhile experience that properly celebrates a beloved IP while being a darned good action game in its own right. A striking art style, well-executed combat mechanics, and a challenging level of difficulty make this one an easy recommendation, but with the caveat that it’s a little light on original ideas and that performance can often dip to sub-par levels. It may not be perfect, but Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time acts as a great companion piece to the legendary cartoon; don’t dismiss this as just another tie-in.

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is a hack and slash adventure with a few platforming elements. If you like taking on punishingly difficult hordes of enemies and proving your fighting prowess, you'll enjoy this game.

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is a weak adaptation of the series, but the action mechanics just aren't all there either; which drags down even further.

Even if you’re not a Samurai Jack superfan, Battle Through Time may be worth a playthrough just for the refresher course in how action games used to work and how vital that style can still be in 2020. There are plenty of quirks that come with the game’s curious dedication to the past, but the overall package excels despite them. Following so many slow, tanky duels with skeletons that can take you out in one hit, it’s a blast to tear through countless rock creatures with a single smash of a spiked club.

It’s just a shame that Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time‘s combat hasn’t been given a little more care and attention to ensure that it flows better. With there being so much of it, its clunky nature drags the game down a fair bit. Still, if you’re a huge Samurai Jack fan who wants to spend some more time with the character, it’s worth a play. But if you have experience with the likes of Devil May Cry or Ninja Gaiden, you will find its gameplay lacking.

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is a love letter to the animated series and a throwback to classic platform action games of the PS2 era, in the best possible way.

It takes a game that could’ve been a truly exhilarating action game, to one that just ends up feeling brainless. And while I’ll be the first to say there’s nothing wrong with a bit of brainless fun, it feels strange that a game based on a show that started for kids, and ended for adults wouldn’t have a bit more depth.

While not the slickest, fastest character action out there, Battle Through Time feels like a game that fans will be playing time and time again.

A relic of another time, Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time feels dated by today's standards of character action games but still represents a mighty fine way to replay as one of Adult Swim's most notable heroes.

Finally, after years of waiting, Samurai Jack fans finally have a game that captures the look, feel, and spirit of the cartoon series. It's not a perfect experience, mind you, but fans who've ever wanted to control the charming samurai now have an opportunity to do so.

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is a faithful adaptation of the beloved series. Much more than a simple tie-in game, Battle Through Time provides great gameplay with a variety of weapons and abilities, even though the skill tree leaves a bit to be desired. With characters and a story so true to the source material, Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is an excellently executed adaptation that Samurai Jack fans will adore.

Although Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time has the occasional frame rate drop, and it doesn’t pose that high a challenge, Soleil’s game direction has proved worthwhile. Having all the tools to shape your experience provides a thoroughly enjoyable experience for the player, and it’ll keep long-time fans of the series happy seeing Jack’s old allies in action once more. However, with such a short time-to-complete and weak story, it will have you yearn for more.