Though Terminator: Resistance unfurls its gameplay core in ways that are intimately and sometimes exhaustingly familiar, from the no-frills progression system to the micro-looting of resources and components, it’s also fair to say that it never really puts a foot significantly wrong during its 20 hour or so playtime. For the complete skinny on the mechanics, core gameplay and more of Terminator: Resistance, you can catch our PS4 review here.Ī Shinier, More Polished Version Of 2019’s Most Enjoyable Guilty Pleasure As such, this review will be largely centred around the improvements that the PlayStation 5 version of the game brings over the last gen version of Terminator: Resistance.

Terminator: Resistance Enhanced PS5 ReviewĪ year and half later, the war against SkyNET has spread to PlayStation 5 in enhanced form, providing a new generation of gamers the opportunity to get stuck into the grim and charmingly janky post-apocalyptic delights that Terminator: Resistance provides.

Equally though, it was also clear that Terminator: Resistance had more than a few rough edges and some fairly uninspiring design, all of which conspired to consign the game into guilty pleasure at times. Indeed, here was an FPS which liberally drew inspiration from the likes of Fallout, Far Cry and Deus Ex to create the sort of Terminator experience that many of us had only dreamed of.

When Terminator: Resistance released back in November 2019 on PS4, it’s fair to say that many (including yours truly) were surprised at just what developer Teyon managed pull off.

Terminator: Resistance Enhanced PS5 Review.

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