So, as an alternative, the leaders here on Earth demanded that the people of Mars must work harder and supply more raw materials for Earth to survive. However, Earths resources were running low which resulted in the global economy collapsing on our home turf. The EDF (Earth Defence Force – no, not THAT EDF…), which were the allies during the original Red Faction game, have now become the antagonists – what a turn of events! Initially, everything was great, the EDF were deployed on Mars in order to support the miners and protect their well being as a kind of ‘police force’. Red Faction Guerrilla: ReMARStered is set in the year 2125.
I say ‘up to’ for a reason, which I’ll get into later on in my review… There is another option for a native 2160p at 30fps but I found it more enjoyable playing it with a smoother framerate. One thing, before I go into detail, I played the game in its ‘performance’ mode on the PS4 Pro, this is a 1500p resolution at ‘up to’ 60fps. With its emphasis on “if you see it, you can break it to pieces”, Red Faction Guerrilla was basically an open sandbox that existed purely to let you go wild and destroy everything which stands before you, be it a bridge, tower, building, or even someones face! So, with THQ Nordic announcing a remastered version, I knew I had to get hold of it and play it once more just to see if it both stands up today and if it’s as fun as I remember it being many years ago. The game itself was a bit of a hidden gem as a lot of people overlooked it at the time, only to return to it at a later date and realise how much fun the game can be.
Back in 2009, THQ and Volition released Red Faction Guerrilla on the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC via GFWL.
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