If you’re not a racist then you will love this game. They are basically just ignorant and quite possibly racist and hate the Japanese. Anyone who hates on this game simply don’t get Godzilla and have unreasonable expectations. It has tons of replay value, literally and figuratively. It is a fun game if you’re a Godzilla fan. But it won’t really be a Godzilla game now, would it? This is the most faithful expression of Godzilla in a video game. I don’t doubt that we can have much better Godzilla- themed games, but whatever games those are will only have Godzilla as a backdrop. What does Godzilla do in the films? This game captures it perfectly. It’s a 3D fighter at its core, but what it really is, is a Godzilla simulator. This is the most authentic Godzilla game I’ve ever seen.

If you’re a true Godzilla fan, if you dig the Toho films shot with guys in rubber costumes stomping around barely convincing miniature cities, then you would absolutely love this game. They are baseless and completely irrational is all I will say about them. I’m not going to go over all the knocks I’ve read about it as I’m not going to validate them. But this game would’ve greatly benefited from on offline multiplayer feature. I’m not big on multiplayer, in fact I generally hate it. This is the perfect type of fighting game to have laid-back sessions with against a friend on the couch. You need to go online to play against another player. I said I had two issues with Godzilla but there’s also a third one, which is the lack of local multiplayer. This isn’t a complicated game and while the HUD do provide some useful information, after getting some fights under your belt you’d have a pretty good feel of how things work and you’ll be able to operate just fine without the HUD. The only thing worse is my second complaint, which is having no option to turn off the meters. Godzillas defensive and offensive prowess will increase in line with his size. 2.) There is also a very rare chance to encounter him on the hard path of Go Ashore. King of Monsters Mode - Its a time trial of chaos Power-Up: Collect G-Energy in each stage to Power-Up your Godzilla Grow Godzilla from 50 up to 100 Meters tall. in Invade mode with Burning Godzilla, and youll end up fighting him on Stage 25. It’s a game that’s trying so hard to give the most cinematic experience possible, and the glowing boundaries break the immersion. Theres two known ways to unlock him: 1.) A guaranteed, and arguably easier, method is to get to 100 m.

They should’ve left the invisible walls invisible. First are the stupid glowing orange boundaries around the cities. If I were to assign a numerical score to this game, I’d say 90 out of 100. Nobody else seems to agree with me, just check out the scores over at Metacritic.

Is there something wrong with me? I really, really, love Godzilla for the PS4.

Godzilla ps4 gameplay