Strange Brigade came out yesterday, which of course means a host of Strange Brigade review scores for you to digest. The co-op horde adventure meets 1930s Egyptology in what strikes me as an interesting, if somewhat underserved genre.
We haven't reviewed Strange Brigade, but in our preview, Elliot Gardiner had mixed opinions, citing a few issues with gunplay, as well as puzzle sections that don't necessarily hold up in the game's multiplayer. Overall, however, Elliot its that "I can't hold a grudge against a game that lets you play as a shotgunning woman from Lancaster who gets her kicks punching mummies in the face."
That mixed response sounds largely on par with the rest of the game's reviews. At the time of writing, Strange Brigade preview, but without further ado, here are those review scores.
Strange Brigade review scores:
IGN: 75/100
GameSkinny: 7/10
GamesRadar+: 3/5
GameWatcher: 85/100
VideoGamer: 6/10
TheSixthAxis: 8/10
Wccftech: 8/10 (PS4)
God is a Geek: 8/10 (XB1)
As suggested, it is something of a mixed bag, but the majority of reviews seem to hover somewhere between 6 and 8/10. As with all games like this, however, it's worth pointing out that it'll be best with friends, and at that point, it's all about what you make of it. Strange Brigade is out now.