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1. SERIOUS SAM 4 PS5 RELEASE DATE PRO
2. SERIOUS SAM 4 PS5 RELEASE DATE PS4
3. SERIOUS SAM 4 PS5 RELEASE DATE SERIES

SERIOUS SAM 4 PS5 RELEASE DATE PS4

Even Serious Sam 4 takes advantage of dynamic resolution scaling so If I was working for croteam I can easily make this game run perfectly fine on Xbox One and PS4 by adjusting these graphic settings Which is downright stupidity I am really tired of this exclusivity bull crap It's tarnishing many popular franchises being stuck on a certain platform.

SERIOUS SAM 4 PS5 RELEASE DATE SERIES

This is pathetically a market strategy to promote Xbox Series and PS5. I guarantee Xbox One/PS4 is more than capable of handling a simple game like serious Sam Even I own the serious Sam collection for Xbox One.

SERIOUS SAM 4 PS5 RELEASE DATE PRO

For more information, please read our Review Policy.Such a disgrace and a waste of time making serious Sam 4 exclusive for Xbox series and PS5? As a Xbox One X and PS4 Pro owner I am extremely upset. This review was carried out using a copy of the game provided by the publisher. Think Doom but with more colour and you have Serious Sam 4. That’s not to say it feels dated in a bad way, but certain aspects feel deliberately dated to keep the feel that veteran players expect.Īll said, Serious Sam 4 is a fantastic throwback to an era of first-person shooters that is slowly fading out of existence. Serious Sam 4 is a little on the rough side but it feels in keeping with its heritage. They only really show up in the cut-scenes and not during play, so it doesn’t affect the moment-to-moment action, but it does make it a little easier to skip the jarring cinematics, unfortunately. Speaking of, there are some other inconsistencies throughout, such as cut-scenes with late-to-load textures. This improved a lot by changing over to Performance mode, and honestly, the difference in visuals wasn’t that stark Serious Sam 4 isn’t exactly a next-gen showcase anyway. With hundreds of flailing monsters and their projectiles bombing around the screen, the game struggled to stay constant and it felt really janky. What I don’t like is inconsistency, and the frame rate was really inconsistent in Graphics mode. I started my playthrough on Graphics mode because I like pretty things. The other modes to choose from are Performance mode and Graphics mode, and here’s where you need to make the right choices. It’s mental stuff, and a mate would have helped. In my time testing, I couldn’t actually get to play online, which is a shame, because alone, I often struggled to get through more than five or six waves. You have the story mode that’ll take you on a 10-ish hour bullet fest, and then there’s the survival mode, which you can play alone or online. Serious Sam 4 has a couple of modes to choose from. These serve to extend the playtime a little as well as giving you some cool extras, and being that most of them are typically quick, easy, and not too far off the story beats, they don’t feel like worthless add-ons for the sake of being worthless add-ons. You can, however, get extra goodies and upgrades by taking on optional side missions. This is deliberate – the game drops new weapons of destruction as you progress, and it helps feed that action-reward cycle. Armed with just a pistol, I definitely felt a bit weak to begin with. Things start a little slow, though, and the first hour was a bit of a slog. And that’s what Serious Sam 4 does brilliantly. Sure, there is a story and a cast worth watching in the cut-scenes, but nobody is analysing Sam’s character arc here, right? It’s all about piling through large arenas, firing rocket launchers at 30ft lizard monsters, and trying not to get unalived by the suicidal nutjobs with bombs for hands. Serious Sam 4 doesn’t let its story get in the way of its chaotic gameplay. My hands were number after an hour, and it felt good. Serious Sam 4 takes the titular hero on an action-packed romp through 15 missions that won’t blow your socks off for story content, but they’ll have your controller shaking uncontrollably due to the constant barrage of mental alien baddies. Some jokes stick the landing, others had me wincing from the cringe. It’s still a fast-paced, mental stop-and-you-die shooter, and the humour is still hit and miss. But from what little I’ve played of them, Serious Sam 4 definitely feels like a modern extension of the franchise, but without bagging itself down by reinventing itself for modern audiences.

I had a brief play of the originals back in the day, but I was just a kid when Sam was gracing the covers of gaming magazines – remember them? Yes, I know there’s the Serious Sam Collection that’s on consoles now, but I’ve not had the time to really go through them. To be honest, I’m not all that familiar with Serious Sam. Release Date: December 7th, 2021 (PS5, Xbox Series X|S)Īvailability: PSN, Microsoft Store, Steam