Thankfully, the game auto saves a lot, so dying won’t be too much of a burden on your progress.
With no map of any kind to pull up, you will get frustrated for a while, only to somehow stumble on your next path by accident and totally not ready for the next wave of enemies. I spent loads of time trying to find the path that lead me to the next area (or horde of baddies) because a heated battle would leave me disoriented after the smoke cleared. After the waves die down, you may find yourself lost in an open area with no idea where to go next. In no time, more and more enemies will appear, and soon you’ll be trying to survive huge waves of Kamikazes’ and charging monsters. It seems you will have an easy time reaching the end of each area, but this is where the game starts kicking you in the head. At first all you’ll have is your fists, and a few scattered enemies, but because Sam is a bona fide badass, one press of the Melee button and you’ll be ripping eyeballs out of aliens heads. As you are thrown into a battlefield, you need to find weapons and armor to stay alive. The main goal of the game is to guide “Serious” Sam Stone through hordes of enemies and reach the Time Lock, a device that will allow him to travel back to before Mental’s alien forces invaded the Earth and destroyed humanity. With that being said, you may find yourself throwing said controller across the room in frustration after the 50th Kleer slams into you for the 100th time in a row. You can pick up a controller and start blasting away at enemies in no time. The transition to console is fantastic, with all the controls nicely adapted to game pads. Serious Sam 3: BFE comes to Xbox Live Arcade and soon the PSN almost a year after being released on the PC.
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