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Improved over the first game but still feels like a 5-hour tutorial for multiplayer with a generic story.
Released in 2011 by TimeGate Studios , is widely regarded as a high-value budget shooter that successfully expanded on its predecessor. While it doesn't reinvent the FPS genre, critics praised it for offering a surprisingly robust amount of content for a downloadable title (originally $15). Core Gameplay Highlights Section 8 Prejudice
Nearly every reviewer cites the $15 price tag as a major positive, making shortcomings easier to forgive.
“Prejudice certainly does a lot – it just doesn't do very much well. ... it feels destined to burn up in the atmosphere, rather than establish itself with a community.” IGN · 13 years ago Are you looking to play this on ,
Reviewers from various gaming outlets shared mixed but generally positive sentiments on the game's execution versus its ambition:
The star of the show. and Swarm (Horde-style) modes are highly praised for their depth and objective-based play. Graphics/Sound Core Gameplay Highlights Nearly every reviewer cites the
The limited number of maps for the Swarm mode was a common complaint, potentially hurting long-term interest.