N.O.V.A. Legacy Software

I was a fan of NOVA 3 and it was really fun and couldn’t think it will get better but then I downloaded this game since it’s more recent and I love it more than NOVA 3. It has its pros and cons but more pros for the ability to customize your weapons and character. The weapons are fairly balanced just on multiplayer everyone is running around with the echo shotgun (at least in bronze) and it makes it so unfair but fun. Also the campaign is fun and interesting I just don’t like how we only have 10 stamina so after about 3 missions we have to wait till it comes back. But either with all that the game is really fun and the multiplayer system is fun to go up the tiers. Keep the good work up and one thing don’t make the game waste more than 1 GB like every other big Gameloft game.

So a lot of the reviews here are very unsatisfied-sounding. I’ve been all about nova since the first one. I played the hell out of nova 3 when time allowed at sea. Anyone that has done something similar knows how much it can mean, as far as your choices of games to bring out there, even if you hardly get time to play them. Anyway. I read the reviews from other die-hard nova fans, and I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t worried. But I decided to say screw it and try the game anyway. Not many people will likely agree with me, but I wasn’t disappointed. In fact, I was pleasantly surprised. I’m all about progress leading things in new directions, and we all know game loft excels at keeping with the times. So all things considered, I see this as a sort of anniversary/new experiment that I’m pretty into. No, it’s not a carbon copy of the first nova. I was hoping it wouldn’t be. They said they made improvements, and they did. As I hobby I write, and when I revise a personal story, I’ll change whatever I need to to create what I want the result to be. I see the exact same process here and I’m all for it. Also I have nova 3 downloaded for when the nostalgia is hitting hard, or the WiFi cuts out. So basically, I don’t think it’s that bad at all, and I’m gonna keep playing. I recommend trying it for yourself before letting other’s opinions be your own

Only played it a bit but it seems cool, a high-sensitivity, fast-paced, run-and-gun shooter that reminds me of Quake or Archetype (a very old iPhone FPS). The enemies are very easy and the levels are kinda just “run into this room and kill these guys then go to the next room”. Gameplay and graphics (though sharp) feel very barebones, and sound design is lacking, but I think that’s what Gameloft was going for with the whole “retro FPS” thing. The cards and credits and gems business is honestly sort of confusing. Multiplayer also feels very stripped back compared to the last entry, N.O.V.A. 3. Here’s hoping we see more content and gameplay additions (especially attention to multiplayer - this is where the money is made Gameloft! - in the near future (or even N.O.V.A. 4). Of course Freemium remains a big negative but that’s been Gameloft’s model for a while now, so hopefully they use N.O.V.A.’s name for good.