I suspect this is rooted in both how often you are moving in Serious Sam 3 you almost never will, nor can, stop if you hope to survive. Be prepared for some possibly sore fingers and frazzled brains cells. You’ll need to find the fun in the challenge inherent in the game tossing varied groups at you if what will stave off feelings of monotony at gunning down just another mob of bad guys.Ī surprising result of this difficulty and gameplay is how physically and mentally taxing the game is. Serious Sam 3‘s difficulty will ultimately determine you own personal enjoyment. That end level screen is always satisfying to see though as you get the feeling you just tackled some insurmountable obstacle because the game just hit you with a wave of leaping undead skeletons, giant charging werebulls, a mini-boss with rocket launchers for hands and a freaking alien-infected helicopter at you all at once. Success often hinges on knowing which weapons and ammo to save for certain enemies, but this can sometimes lead to frustration in later levels where you’ll die for simply having been a little too liberal with a key weapon earlier in the encounter. The game starts off simple enough, with smaller groups of only one type of enemy, but then really cranks up in difficulty as the various baddies get thrown at you together in larger and larger numbers. All of the enemies fight with specific and predictable patterns, so the core of the gameplay revolves around avoiding their attacks, identifying the greatest threats and responding with the best weapon for the particular opponent. There is no regenerating health, no cover mechanic and you can carry an arsenal sufficient to re-arm a battleship. For those unaware of the series, the focus is on defeating waves of enemies with weapons capable of delivering instant gib-filled destruction. The one area Serious Sam 3 really shines is that the game is crazy fun while still requiring a degree of skill.
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