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Strange Brigade

Name: Comprehensive Review and Analysis of Strange Brigade
Item: Strange Brigade
Author: MonsterCritic Editorial Team

2018

GenresAdventure, Action, Third Person Perspective, Shooter, Puzzle and Logic, Top-Down Perspective, Single Player, Multiplayer

AvailableAug 28, 2018

PlatformXbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4

DeveloperRebellion

Overview

There are remote corners of the British Empire where the supernatural lurks and the shadows linger, where few dare go and fewer return. In Strange Brigade you'll encounter fantastic and forgotten civilizations shrouded in mystery, uncover treacherous tombs and test your wits against unfathomable foes... You'll explore the ancient world as one of four dashing explorers, each blessed with their own weapons, tactics, and special superhuman powers... You'll fight back-to-back against a terrifying army of mythological menaces, unleashed by no less than a resurrected Egyptian witch queen! With such ungodly evil afoot, the Strange Brigade needs YOU!

Elsewhere

6.7

Game analysis

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

Strange Brigade nails retro charm with its 1930s pulp vibe, quirky humor, and engaging action, but its paper-thin story, underdeveloped villains, and shallow characters leave fans craving depth—a game of style over substance.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

24%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

68%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the story and narrative.

The narrative of Strange Brigade receives mixed praise for its nostalgic 1930s pulp adventure aesthetic and humorous tone. Critics like IGN (XBOX ONE) and Push Square highlight its inspiration from early 20th-century adventure tales, evoking a vintage feel through colonial British contexts and campy dialogue. The game’s quirky narrator, as noted by Video Chums and Xbox Achievements, adds personality, while TheXboxHub and Digital Chumps commend its engaging set pieces and mission variety despite a minimal plot. GameCritics and SomosXbox also appreciate the retro charm, with the latter praising the game’s “vintage adventure spirit” and humorous tone. These elements create a lighthearted, nostalgic experience that resonates with fans of classic adventure films and pulp fiction. However, the story is widely criticized for its lack of depth, originality, and character development. Hardcore Gamer and GameWatcher describe it as a “basic framework” with minimal storytelling, while DarkStation and Riot Pixels lament the reliance on cutscenes and radio broadcasts that fail to engage players. The villain, Seteki, is deemed underdeveloped by GameWatcher and Vandal, and PlayGround.ru notes the narrative’s brevity, with missions feeling disjointed. Multiplayer.it and VideoGamer criticize excessive narration and throwaway cutscenes, while Switch Player calls the plot “simple and forgettable.” The game’s focus on multiplayer mechanics further dilutes its storytelling, as DarkStation points out, leaving characters and themes underexplored. Overall, critics agree that Strange Brigade prioritizes style over substance, delivering a fun but shallow narrative. While IGN, Push Square, and Xbox Achievements celebrate its nostalgic charm and humor, the majority view the story as a lightweight framework for gameplay. GameSpot and Cubed3 acknowledge its simplicity as a “red thread” for cooperative action, but many, like Hardcore Gamer and Riot Pixels, find it lacking in depth. Despite this, the game’s retro aesthetic and engaging set pieces create a memorable experience for fans of pulp adventures, even if the story itself is forgettable. The consensus leans toward appreciation for its charm and style, tempered by frustration over its narrative shortcomings.

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story and narrative

Gameplay Mechanics

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Praised for co-op thrills and varied mechanics but criticized for repetition and clunky solo play—Strange Brigade is a fun, unoriginal pick for multiplayer fans.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

57%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

36%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the gameplay mechanics.

The gameplay of Strange Brigade receives mixed but generally positive feedback, particularly for its cooperative elements and variety of mechanics. Many reviewers highlight the engaging co-op experience, with IGN noting unique character abilities and puzzles that adapt to player count, while Push Square praises the fast-paced gunplay and strategic use of traps. The game’s blend of third-person shooting, exploration, and puzzle-solving is frequently lauded, as seen in GameWatcher’s appreciation for magical amulet powers and well-designed levels, and SomosXbox’s emphasis on diverse weapons and multiplayer modes. The inclusion of dynamic challenges like Horde mode and Score Attack, mentioned by GameGrin and COGconnected, adds replayability, while TheXboxHub compares the co-op thrills to Sniper Elite with added magical twists. These positives suggest a game that excels in multiplayer and mechanical variety, offering a satisfying blend of action and strategy. However, several critics criticize the gameplay for its repetitiveness and lack of innovation. DarkStation and Gameblog.fr describe the experience as monotonous, with a "flat" design and simplistic puzzles that fail to engage. PlayStation LifeStyle and Twinfinite point to inconsistent gunplay and predictable mechanics, while Worth Playing and Quarter to Three note a lack of progression and variety that leads to tedium. Solo play is particularly singled out as dull by Stevivor and CGMagazine, who find the repetitive enemy hordes and clunky combat less enjoyable. Even some positive reviews, like COGconnected’s mention of "clunky" mechanics, hint at underlying issues with polish and depth. These critiques suggest that while the game’s core systems are functional, they often lack the refinement or originality to sustain long-term engagement. The overall consensus among critics is split between appreciation for co-op dynamics and frustration with repetitive design. While GameSpot and Push Square commend the cooperative excitement and logical puzzle integration, others like DarkStation and Wccftech argue that the game’s reliance on familiar formulas makes it feel shallow. The contrast between praise for multiplayer (e.g., GameCritics’ "co-op thrills") and criticism of solo play highlights a design that prioritizes teamwork over individual experience. Despite these divides, many agree that Strange Brigade offers a fun, if unoriginal, blend of action and exploration—particularly when played with friends. The game’s strengths in mechanics and variety are tempered by its repetitive structure, leaving it as a title best suited for co-op enthusiasts rather than those seeking deep innovation.

TL;DR

gameplay mechanics

Praised for co-op thrills and varied mechanics but criticized for repetition and clunky solo play—Strange Brigade is a fun, unoriginal pick for multiplayer fans.

Graphics and Visual Design

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Strange Brigade’s 1930s pulp art style dazzles with vibrant, thematic environments and cinematic flair, but technical glitches like texture pop-in and jittery animations drag down its polish—its charm lies in audacious creativity over flawless graphics.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

56%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

41%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the graphics and visual design.

The overall reception of Strange Brigade’s graphics and visual design is marked by a strong appreciation for its artistic style and thematic cohesion, despite technical shortcomings. Many critics praised the game’s distinct 1930s pulp aesthetic, with IGN noting "expansive vistas and intricate theming" that evoke adventure themes, while GameSpot highlighted its "stylized presentation" and varied Egyptian locales. The environments are frequently lauded for their creativity, with GameSpace commending "lush, well-detailed environments" and TheXboxHub celebrating "vibrant visuals" that make each level feel alive. Critics like DualShockers and Vandal also highlighted the game’s cinematic atmosphere, drawing comparisons to 1930s adventure films and pulp explorer aesthetics. The art direction, particularly in character designs and settings, is seen as a standout element, with GamePro Germany noting "diverse and interesting enemy designs" and GameSpew praising "beautifully designed environments that encourage exploration." However, several critics pointed out significant technical and visual flaws that detract from the experience. Issues like texture pop-in, shadow pop-in, and inconsistent graphical quality were frequently mentioned, with Windows Central criticizing "frequent shifts in visual quality" and PC Gamer calling the visuals a "caricature" lacking nuance. The PlayStation LifeStyle and CGMagazine highlighted problems with enemy visibility and small text, while Xbox Achievements noted "some tiny graphical compromises" on the Nintendo Switch. Additionally, some reviewers felt the game’s art style, though charming, was not groundbreaking—DarkZero described it as "decent but not too demanding," and Riot Pixels found the visual design "not particularly impressive." Animations also faced criticism, with Gamers’ Temple pointing to "jittery" enemy and character movements that disrupted smoothness. Despite these criticisms, the consensus among reviewers leans toward a generally positive assessment of Strange Brigade’s visuals, emphasizing its charm and thematic execution over technical polish. While some critics like PC Gamer and CGMagazine found the design unimpressive, many others celebrated its unique aesthetic, with IGN and GameSpot praising its "engaging" and "lavish" environments. The game’s ability to evoke a 1930s adventure vibe through its art direction and level design is widely acknowledged, even if it falls short of cutting-edge technical standards. Ultimately, the visuals are seen as a strong but imperfect component of the experience, with critics like GameCritics and Impulsegamer highlighting the "exceptional" graphical detail and "gorgeous" level design that contribute to its adventurous spirit.

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graphics and visual design

Music and Sound Design

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Strange Brigade’s sound design shines with a witty, British-accented narrator that embodies its 1930s serial charm, earning praise for humor, thematic cohesion, and satisfying sound effects. However, critics panned repetitive dialogue, a forgettable soundtrack, and an over-the-top narrator whose antics wore thin, highlighting uneven execution despite its nostalgic appeal.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR SOUND DESIGN

Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

55%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

39%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the music and sound design.

The sound design and music of Strange Brigade received widespread praise for their humorous narration and thematic cohesion, with many critics highlighting the game’s charismatic narrator as a standout element. Reviewers like App Trigger, COGconnected, and Digital Chumps emphasized how the British-accented narrator adds personality, humor, and charm, enhancing the game’s 1930s serial vibe. IGN and IGN Spain noted the narrator’s “charismatic” commentary and “British charm,” while Impulsegamer praised the audio’s evocation of classic Boris Karloff movies. The sound effects were also frequently lauded for their satisfaction, with Push Square highlighting combat sounds and IGN noting “big and satisfying” animations. Additionally, GameCritics acknowledged the game’s accessibility features, such as visual cues for deaf players, while XboxAddict and Xbox Tavern praised atmospheric sounds that complemented the supernatural setting. The narrator’s wit and over-the-top delivery were consistently seen as a key strength, with Twinfinite calling it “over-the-top, charming commentary” that aligns with the game’s B-movie aesthetic. However, several critics pointed out shortcomings in the sound design and music, particularly regarding repetition and lack of originality. Hardcore Gamer criticized the absence of teammate voice clips, which they felt hindered character development, while Multiplayer.it and Hooked Gamers noted that the narrator’s humor could become grating over time. New Game Network and Windows Central described the soundtrack as “forgettable” or “devoid of music,” with Riot Pixels stating that sound effects and music failed to elevate the experience. PC Gamer and Worth Playing mentioned repetitive dialogue and alliteration, while Quarter to Three found the announcer’s presence “annoying.” Some reviewers, like 3DJuegos and DarkZero, noted that while the narration was adequate, it lacked a memorable musical score or cohesive audio identity. These critiques suggest that while the narrator’s voice work was a highlight, other aspects of the sound design fell short of expectations. Overall, the consensus among critics leans positive, with the narrator’s performance and thematic audio elements being widely appreciated as the game’s strongest suits. The British-accented commentary, humor, and 1930s-inspired atmosphere were frequently cited as defining features that enhanced the experience, even if some felt the music and sound effects were underdeveloped. GameGrin and Worth Playing acknowledged the audio’s suitability for the game’s tone, while XBLA Fans and Xbox Achievements praised its ability to create an immersive, adventurous feel. Despite mixed feedback on specific elements like repetition or musical depth, the majority of reviewers agreed that Strange Brigade’s sound design and narration contributed significantly to its charm and nostalgic appeal, making it a memorable aspect of the game’s identity.

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music and sound design

Voice Acting

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Strange Brigade’s voice acting shines through Glen McCready’s witty, sarcastic British narration, hailed as a charm-filled cornerstone that elevates its comedic, adventurous vibe—though overuse and underdeveloped character voices dilute some impact.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VOICE ACTING

Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

57%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

34%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the voice acting.

The voice acting in Strange Brigade receives widespread praise, particularly for its humorous and charismatic narration. Critics consistently highlight Glen McCready’s performance as a standout, with App Trigger noting his "stereotypical British narration that adds charm," while COGconnected and Critical Hit describe it as "notable for its humor and charm" and "delightfully well implemented." The narrator’s style—often described as sarcastic, dramatic, or witty—enhances the game’s adventurous and comedic tone. IGN Spain praises the "British accent [that] suits the game's adventurous and comedic style," while GamesRadar+ and Push Square commend its "engaging" and "humorous" delivery. The narrator’s lines are frequently lauded for their ability to elevate the atmosphere, with XboxAddict calling it "outstanding" and CGMagazine noting it is "wonderful and hilarious." These reviews collectively emphasize the narrator’s role in creating a memorable, light-hearted experience. However, some critics express reservations about the voice acting, particularly regarding its overuse or lack of character depth. Hardcore Gamer points to a technical bug that rendered voice acting absent, detracting from immersion, while Multiplayer.it criticizes the "overly dramatic" narration as distracting from character interactions. DarkStation and 3DJuegos describe the narrator as "overzealous" and "annoying," respectively, with Hooked Gamers noting its constant presence can become tiresome. Additionally, several reviewers, including Critical Hit and GamesRadar+, argue that the playable characters lack distinct personalities or charisma, with Critical Hit stating they "lack distinction" and Metro GameCentral calling the script "mediocre." While the narrator’s performance is celebrated, some feel the character dialogue falls short, with GameGrin criticizing it as "brash, stereotyped, and filled with ham," and Riot Pixels noting it doesn’t significantly contribute to immersion. Overall, the consensus leans heavily toward positive reception of Strange Brigade’s voice acting, particularly its narrator. While there are valid criticisms about overuse or character depth, the majority of reviewers agree that the narrator’s humor, British charm, and engaging delivery enhance the game’s appeal. Critics like IGN, GameSpace, and TheXboxHub highlight how the voice acting contributes to the game’s "light-hearted tone" and "cheesy adventure film vibe," while others, such as Push Square and TheSixthAxis, appreciate its role in adding "distinct personalities" and "standout performance." Despite mixed opinions on character dialogue, the narrator remains a unifying strength, with many calling it a key element of the game’s charm. This balance of praise for the narrator and critiques of supporting voices reflects a generally favorable but nuanced assessment of the voice acting overall.

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Technical Performance

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Strange Brigade’s tech varies wildly: PS4/Xbox One stumble with glitches, lag, and finicky mechanics, while PC/Switch impress with stability and polish—yet none escape minor flaws, making it a mid-tier experience with pockets of brilliance.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE

Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

33%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

57%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

10%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the technical performance.

The technical performance of Strange Brigade varies across platforms, with several positives noted by critics. On PS4, reviewers like GameSpace and Gaming Nexus praised its polished optimization and smooth gameplay without hitching or slowdowns, while Wccftech highlighted the PS4 Pro’s locked 30FPS option and uncapped framerate for enhanced flexibility. For Xbox One, DarkStation and SomosXbox commended its stability and responsiveness, with some noting minor graphical compromises but overall solid performance. On PC, critics such as 3DJuegos, DarkZero, and GameGrin emphasized excellent optimization, supporting advanced features like DirectX 12/Vulkan and multi-GPU setups without technical hiccups. The Nintendo Switch received praise for its smooth handling of chaotic scenes, with COGconnected and Switch Player highlighting stable frame rates even during intense action. However, several negatives emerged across platforms. On PS4, critics like Hardcore Gamer (voice clip issues) and PlayStation LifeStyle (finicky auto-aim and screen cuts) pointed to immersion-breaking flaws, while IGN noted puzzle-triggering problems. For Xbox One, GameSpot criticized texture pop-in and clipping, and God is a Geek highlighted floaty movement mechanics. On PC, PLAY! Zine reported poor optimization and crashes, contrasting with other reviewers who found stability. The Switch faced minor graphical trade-offs, as noted by COGconnected, though these were generally overshadowed by its smooth performance. Additionally, Xbox One’s co-op mode had lag issues (XBLA Fans), and some critics like Multiplayer.it mentioned hitbox problems on consoles. Overall, the consensus leans toward Strange Brigade being technically competent but not flawless. While PC and Switch received more uniformly positive feedback for optimization and stability, PS4 and Xbox One reviews were mixed, with technical hiccups like framerate inconsistencies (PlayStation Universe) and puzzle glitches (IGN). Despite these issues, most critics acknowledged the game’s solid foundation, with many noting that flaws were often minor or fixable. The lack of local multiplayer on PS4 (Digital Chumps) and co-op lag on Xbox One stood out as notable drawbacks, but the game’s performance across platforms generally aligned with mid-tier production standards, balancing polish with occasional technical shortcomings.

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Replay Value

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Mixed reactions: Strange Brigade offers co-op thrills, collectibles, and varied modes for short-term fun, but repetitive mechanics, shallow progression, and lackluster post-game content fail to sustain long-term engagement, leaving its replay value dependent on player preferences.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR REPLAY VALUE

Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

27%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

63%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

10%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the replay value.

The overall sentiment toward Strange Brigade’s replay value begins with several positive notes, as multiple critics highlight its diverse gameplay modes and collectible-driven incentives. For instance, GameSpew and Video Chums praise the game’s exploration features, branching paths, and hidden areas that encourage revisiting levels, while Switch Player and Cubed3 emphasize co-op play, Horde mode, and Score Attack as key contributors to replayability. IGN and Xbox Achievements also note that collectibles, hidden treasures, and multiple modes (like Time Attack and Horde) provide varied challenges, appealing to completionists. Additionally, Press Start Australia mentions that exploration and skill-point-linked collectibles add longevity, and The Games Machine recommends playing with friends for a better experience. These elements suggest the game offers enough content to sustain interest beyond a single playthrough for some players. However, the negatives are more pronounced, with many critics criticizing the lack of meaningful incentives and repetitive gameplay that diminishes long-term appeal. PlayStation LifeStyle and AusGamers argue that the absence of couch co-op, limited exploration rewards, and no real post-completion motivation make the game feel uninviting for multiple playthroughs. Riot Pixels and PC Gamer point to static level design, minimal loot progression, and a shallow character upgrade system as major drawbacks, while GameWatcher and Metro GameCentral note that repetitive enemy placements and overlong, poorly paced levels reduce engagement. GameGrin acknowledges additional modes like Score Attack and Horde but highlights the lack of a leveling system, and Xbox Tavern admits that while collectibles and modes add replay value, the short campaign limits overall appeal. These critiques collectively underscore a game that struggles to maintain player interest beyond its initial release. The consensus among critics is mixed but leans toward a balanced view: Strange Brigade has enough content and modes to offer some replayability, particularly for co-op enthusiasts or those drawn to collectibles, but its repetitive mechanics and lack of progression systems hold it back from being truly engaging over time. While IGN, GameCritics, and Xbox Achievements praise the game’s variety of modes and hidden treasures, others like PlayStation LifeStyle and PC Gamer argue that these elements fail to compensate for a shallow core experience. Ultimately, the game’s replay value is seen as situational—appealing to casual players or fans of co-op shooters but less so for those seeking deep, long-term engagement. As GameGrin notes, additional content like a season pass may help, but the base game’s flaws remain a significant barrier for many.

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Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

Monster Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

35%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

64%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing all available reviews that scored and critiqued the game.

The overall sentiment toward Strange Brigade highlights its strengths in cooperative gameplay, visual style, and charm. Many critics praised its accessibility and fun multiplayer experience, with IGN noting it as a “stylish and fun co-op shooter” and GameGrin calling it a “pleasant surprise” that offers engaging co-op mechanics. The game’s 1930s adventure aesthetic, humor, and dynamic combat were frequently lauded, with GameSpew hailing it as one of the “best third-person shooters” and GamingTrend appreciating its “fun combat, charming 1930s tone, and variety of weapons.” The game’s ability to deliver lighthearted, chaotic action in group settings was a recurring highlight, with Xbox Achievements noting its “humorous shooter with personality” and Multiplayer.it calling it “well-made” for cooperative play. These positives suggest the game excels as a casual, social experience despite its flaws. However, several critics pointed to significant shortcomings in gameplay depth, narrative, and design. Repetition and shallow mechanics were frequent complaints, with DarkStation criticizing the “repetitive gameplay and weak narrative,” while Metro GameCentral described it as “repetitive and shallow” with “mediocre visuals and script.” Issues like clunky shooting mechanics (New Game Network), lack of character development (Hardcore Gamer), and underwhelming single-player content (Worth Playing) were also noted. The game’s reliance on nostalgia-driven tropes, such as its Left 4 Dead-inspired structure, drew mixed reactions, with Press Start Australia calling it “slightly derivative” despite enjoying the gameplay. Critics like Quarter to Three and CGMagazine highlighted a lack of progression systems and depth, suggesting the game struggles to maintain long-term engagement beyond its initial charm. The overall consensus among critics is that Strange Brigade is a fun, if flawed, co-op shooter that prioritizes accessibility and humor over innovation. While it receives praise for its cooperative appeal, visual style, and lighthearted tone—IGN, GameGrin, and Xbox Achievements all recommend it for fans of the genre—the game’s repetitive design, narrative shortcomings, and technical issues prevent it from being a standout title. The mixed reception reflects a divide between players who value casual, social gameplay (Digital Chumps, Wccftech) and those seeking deeper mechanics or story (DarkStation, PlayStation LifeStyle). Ultimately, the game is seen as a worthwhile but imperfect experience, best enjoyed with friends in its co-op mode.

TL;DR

Strange Brigade is a charm-filled, lighthearted co-op shooter with stellar multiplayer fun, 1930s flair, and chaotic humor—but its repetitive gameplay, shallow mechanics, and weak narrative tank long-term appeal, making it a flawed gem best enjoyed in group settings.

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Reviews

124 reviews found

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XBLA Fans

Xbox One

Aug 31, 2018

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Strange Brigade is a thrilling adventure that successfully combines action and humor, making it a must-buy for fans of the genre.

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GameSpew

Xbox One

Aug 27, 2018

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Strange Brigade exceeds expectations with its humor, gameplay variety, and visual appeal, establishing itself as one of the best third-person shooters.

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Xbox Tavern

Xbox One

Aug 27, 2018

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Strange Brigade is a highly enjoyable game that combines action, charm, and personality, making it one of Rebellion's finest works. It offers a dynamic experience with a mix of combat, puzzles, and collectibles.

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GamingTrend

PlayStation 4

Aug 28, 2018

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Strange Brigade is a fantastic third person shooter that is best enjoyed with friends. It offers fun combat, a charming 1930s tone, and a variety of weapons and abilities. The lack of couch co-op is a downside.

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GameGrin

Sep 11, 2018

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The reviewer found Strange Brigade to be a pleasant surprise and an enjoyable experience both offline and online. They praised the game's co-op gameplay and considered it one of their favorite multiplayer games in a long time. While there were a few areas that could have been improved, they were not significant enough to overshadow the positive aspects of the game.

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GameCritics

PlayStation 4

Aug 29, 2018

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Strange Brigade is a satisfying single- and multiplayer experience with fast and brutal combat, stunning levels, and immense replayability.

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PlayGround.ru

Aug 29, 2018

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Overall, Strange Brigade is considered an improved version of Sniper Elite Zombies, offering enjoyable gameplay and good design despite its short campaign.

SomosXbox

Xbox One

Aug 27, 2018

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Strange Brigade is a fun and entertaining new IP that, while not revolutionary, offers well-executed gameplay, varied enemies, and a solid artistic design, making it worth trying.

GameWatcher

Aug 27, 2018

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Strange Brigade is a fun shooter with great value for money, offering enjoyable gameplay in both single-player and co-op modes, despite some minor flaws in story and replayability.

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Digital Chumps

PlayStation 4

Aug 29, 2018

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Strange Brigade is a fun co-op experience that shines when played with others, despite being tedious when played solo.

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