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Review of CRSED: F.O.A.D. on Xbox Series X/S

by Max Rathon Max Rathon photo Dec 2019
Cover image of CRSED: F.O.A.D. on Xbox Series X/S
Gamefings Score: 7.5
Released: 19 Dec 2019
Genre: Battle Royale, First-person Shooter, Third-person Shooter
Developer: Darkflow Studio
Publisher: Gaijin Entertainment

Introduction

Let's dive into CRSED: F.O.A.D., the game that took kitchenware warfare to another level and then evolved into a full-blown battle royale extravaganza! If you've ever wanted to shoot your opponents while sporting some wild powers, look no further than this quirky title. Grab your Lunar Gravity Boots and your health-boosting cigars-because this review is about to get euphorically chaotic!

Gameplay

CRSED: F.O.A.D. forgets the parachutes and mimics every student's nightmare-the dramatic entrance from anywhere on the map, as players spawn all across with enough weapons to make Inspector Gadget jealous. This free-to-play game ads a significant twist, combining traditional gunplay with supernatural powers that make it feel like a magical showdown at Hogwarts mixed with a paintball tournament. You've got real-world weapons, vehicles, and some truly bizarre power-ups like summoning zombies to do your bidding (because we all need a minion on the battlefield). The gameplay allows you to team up solo, as a duo, or in squads of up to five, so bring your friends-or make some new enemies out there! Players can choose between first-person or third-person perspectives, with the latter offering fancy flying camera drones that'll reveal lurking foes. The maps? A stunning variety ranging from summery Normandy to the icy expanses of Siberia with a pint-sized pit stop in Mexico for a taco break-just kidding, no tacos here!

Graphics

On the technical side, CRSED boasts pretty decent graphics on the Xbox Series X/S, but it's not going to leave AAA titles shaking in their boots. Expect a blend of somewhat realistic environments and a sprinkle of stylized casualness. Explosions will paint your screen with vibrant colors, making you question if you accidentally wandered into a rave. The character models are functional, if not a bit cartoonish, but the bright color palette keeps it vibrant and fun-perfect for those of us who can't take anything too seriously! By the way, when players get smacked down, you'll see some ridiculous ragdoll physics that are worth a giggle (even if it's your character hitting the ground). Wonder what's next? Expect some graphical tweaks thanks to the ongoing support-like AMD's FSR support and Nvidia's DLSS magic, which means they're keeping it fresh for performance junkies among us.

Conclusion

All in all, CRSED: F.O.A.D. might not fully reinvent the battle royale genre, but it certainly adds its own chaotic charm. The blend of both traditional shooter mechanics and supernatural shenanigans brings about a light-hearted experience that can make you laugh even when you're losing. Sure, it scratches that battle royale itch with some light grinding, but it also lets you run around with powers that make you feel like a superhero on a lunch break! So, if you're hungry for culinary chaos and want some offbeat fun, dive into this chaotic brawl. Just remember to dodge those frying pans and keep your health boosting cigars handy! So, will you step into the arena? Or are you still waiting for your Hogwarts acceptance letter?

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