Modifiers could be used in an effort to give the campaign a higher replay value. There was even some attempts to spice up the campaign by splitting it into bite-sized chunks and then rating players on their performance in those segments, with headshots and the like scoring more points. On the multiplayer front Judgement did try a few new things by introducing modes such as OverRun and Survival, but the lack of the traditional Horde mode was a baffling choice and ultimately the new additions never did feel quite right. Indeed, we were all far more interested in experiencing the Pendulum Wars which ended shortly before the emergence of the Locus Horde, a period in the franchise’s history which is still begging for a game.
The simple fact of the matter is that nobody was clamouring to know more about Baird and Cole’s backstories. But it lacked the spark of the main series and while Damon and Baird were great side-characters they struggled to hold a story up on their own with Marcus Fenix and Dom. It has to be said that Judgement is not a bad game, after all at its core lies the brilliant cover-based shooting of the Gears franchise. Launched two years after Gears of War 3 it was quite clear that Microsoft weren’t ready to give up their lucrative franchise but Epic weren’t so keen to carry on, so People Can Fly were brought onboard to co-develop the game. Gears of War: Judgement was a prequel to the original Gears of War trilogy featuring young Baird and Cole, and was developed by Epic and People Can Fly. Gears of War: JudgementĪh, the little Gears that couldn’t. So, join me as I rank all of the existing Gears of War games from the worst of the bunch to the very best! Be warned, I’m not including Gears POP!, a mobile game. With the venerable Gears of War (or is it just Gears, now?) having returned to our screens with Gears 5 a short while ago, now seemed as good a time as any to look back at the series.
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