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The game starts off okay, providing ample times to complete the tasks necessary, but it isn't long before any timed event given to the player is only just enough to succeed. At the end of the day, the leaderboards are tallied up and the faction with the better score for a particular game "wins" that quest's region.Īs I said above, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - Autobots has quite a few difficult missions. Your performance score is then uploaded to a worldwide leaderboard, which plays into a global metagame. Revenge of the Fallen also allows for some Wi-Fi multiplayer action that lets your Autobot team up with other good guys and go up against Decepticons in a few different gameplay types, most notably being races. That's not to say they aren't hard they can be quite challenging, but more on that later. Occasionally, you will have to perform tasks like disabling bombs, but the missions themselves are fairly mindless. The missions themselves are straightforward, and typically only require you to run around and blow up the guys who are shooting at you. The game's story is split up into 25 missions, and each mission has a second Challenge Mode that you must complete before unlocking more missions. This choice decides your base stats, and as you progress through the game, you scan items to unlock various replacement parts to customize your Autobot, augmenting those stats any way you want. This means you have the benefit of choosing your new body to scan, which can be a fast but light character, a slow but powerful one or the vehicle that's balanced between them. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - Autobots's story attempts to follow the movie's plot, and most of the major events are hit, but instead of taking on any of the main 'bots from the movie, you will once again control a new Autobot recruit who crashes on Earth. All-in-all, the game's presentation is pretty solid. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen's background music also gets the job done, but stays out of the way, while the sound effects seem to come straight from the classic cartoon series.

The game's story also has an unexpected number of voiceovers (especially considering most DS games use text to convey their story), giving it a much more authentic feel. While Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen isn't nearly as complex or nice looking as other systems, it still looks pretty damn good for the handheld. When thinking about most DS 3D games, I expect to see low-quality textures, blocky objects and a limited variety of models. Like the previous movie tie-in, the amount of complexity the developers at Vicarious Visions were able to cram into the little DS is quite stunning. At first glance, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - Autobots feels just like the Autobots version of the previous movie's DS title, but there are some slight adjustments made throughout that make the game both better and worse.