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• gamedeal user

  May 6, 2014

  I strongly suggest not purchasing Prototype 2. Yes, it was fun. Yes, it was marginally well-designed. But over-all, the first one was much, much better. I'll explain why, and you can decide for yourself if my issues are overriding factors for you: 1. Graphics Prototype 2 wins. I'll give it that. It's gorgeous. Poorly optimised, so you're gonna get a crap framerate, but it's gorgeous. 2. Control scheme Prototype 1 takes the gold there. P1's controls are well-mapped by default and make sense once you become aquainted with them. P2 changes some core controls for no reason, and because of the way they're set up, rebinding them will not help. 3. Movement and parkour systems P1 wins, but mostly because of the control setup. It just flows better, not only because it's been designed better, but also because the controls don't appear to have been designed for a race of crab people. 4. Gameplay P1 and P2 are actually somewhat tied gameplay-wise. P1's open-world is far more enjoyable and feels more "alive." Things do NOT despawn. I don't mean like they don't despawn for a long time, I mean they DO NOT. I once, to test it, hijacked a helicopter and left it on a roof down on the south end of the map. I then spent an hour or so screwing around in the north end of the map. I then returned and found my chopper in the exact state I had left it, ready for me to board. NPCs react semi-realistically. Civillians will run in fear and panic if they see you changing state, military personell can be fooled enjoyably with shape-shifting, and overall the NPC life feels "alive." P2 wins in events and missions. P1 ultimately has the story missions and that's it. There are side-missions but they're boring as hell and are repetitive, with no real incentive to play them. Granted, it makes up for it by having an enjoyable open-world to explore, but it fails to encourage playing the events. P2, however, has better mission design, even if it does get a little repetitive, and incentive is given in the form of power upgrades to play through the side-missions. Things despawn BADLY. I found two NPCs sitting on some chairs and rotated the camera. When it was turned back, they were completely different races and genders. Vehicles left lying around will disappear as soon as your field of view is broken by buildings. NPCs have slightly better animations but don't react well. Fooling military personell feels like I'm playing hide-and-seek with a babysitter. "Where's the horrifying shapeshifting abominaattiooooonn? I can't fiiiiind hiiiim. Is he heeeere? How about in heeeere?" It just gets old quickly. 5. Story P1's story is far, far superior, and not just because P2 suffers from sequelitis. P1's story is about a man put in confusing circumstances finding out his horrifying past and learning to live with it while being targetted by a shadow mega-corporation that has accidentally caused the destruction of New York. P2's story is about a man finding out his just-for-heart-string-tugging family has been murdered going up against a Saturday morning cartoon villain. To make it worse, P2's main villain is the protagonist of P1, the man you've come to be attached to, and ultimately see as a hero, despite the horrors he's been forced to commit. It feels like a cheap twist placed in for no particular reason other than the writers needing a way to not make you the P1 protagonist again. 6. Overall experience I enjoyed Prototype 2 but only in a very brief sense, about as long as the story lasted, and not for the story, for the missions. While both games offer new-game+ experiences, I just couldn't bring myself to do it with P2. It felt like funding had been cut after the missions had been basically designed, leaving a programmer to write the story and a modeller to design the open-world. Compared to Prototype 1, where I'm currently on new-game+ number four, I just can't recommend Prototype 2. It's fun for a day and that's the end of it, versus fun for as long as you're creative.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 26, 2021

  PLEASE MAKE PROTOTYPE 3 THANK YOU !!!
• gamedeal user

  Dec 25, 2021

  Not functional on Windows 10/11. It's a fun game, but you probably shouldn't buy it at this point. It's not maintained anymore. I can't get past the initial loading screens.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 30, 2021

  i bought this for spiderman experience, but got venom instead.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 21, 2022

  Now that MS bought Activision, PLEASE MAKE PROTOTYPE 3!!
• gamedeal user

  Jan 23, 2022

  It has been 10 years already and I'm still waiting for the 3rd. -.- ' Now that Microsoft bought Activision Blizzard, just make Prototype 3 ^-^ I've been waiting for a decade, so c'mon! Prototype and Prototype 2 are great games and deserve a sequel/franchise or even a trilogy at least. Prototype 2 10/10 Heisen.
• gamedeal user

  May 15, 2022

  Doesn't work anymore even after doing the fixes.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 10, 2022

  I like killing civilians and innocent people
• gamedeal user

  Jun 11, 2022

  ***FIX TO RUN WIN10** First, create a text file on your desktop. Copy this into it: taskkill /f /im Steam.exe start /affinity FF C:\"Program Files (x86)"\Steam\steam.exe Now, CRTL+S, and save it not as a .txt file, but as a .bat file. So type like, protoype2.bat and change filetype to all files. Save it. Next, the game itself is LOCKED to 1080p. So, you need to go into Steam, select properties for the game, and type in: resolution 2560x1440@165 (use your resolution and refresh rate). Now one more thing, there's a point where the game is bugged during like the second mission, game breaking. They ask you to claw pounce a blackwatch officer, and it wont work UNLESS, you turn off v-sync and limit FPS to 30. Then beat that part of the mission, and you can go back to Vsync + whatever FPS. Done. Just saved you 4 hours of googling. Enjoy.
• Marto Polo

  Oct 16, 2022

  Someone needs to make this game open source so we can mod it and finish it ourselves