But, hey, I like that camp and the jokey dialog and over the top drama make for a hell of a romp here.

The story is based on the 2000AD comics of the same name out of England, and falls firmly into the sort of campy sci-fi milieu you’d expect for a game starring a shirtless blue supersoldier. Rebellion is known for its third-person cover mechanics, and Rogue Trooper Redux highlights where the studio started making its name for itself. As one of the best but probably most underappreciated third person shooters of its time, Rogue Trooper’s controls and action stand the test of time, even if the sort of linear gameplay has become a bit archaic at this point. And the original came out 11 years ago… this is our Rogue Trooper Redux Switch review. It’s not demonstrably bad, it’s just clearly kind of a rushed job which makes RTR look visually unappealing and below even the original’s fidelity.

The Nintendo Switch port of this remake, however, is a different story. And in truth, I love the original, and I’ve played the new PC release. I want to say I love Rogue Trooper Redux as much as Arkady does.

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