Killzone Liberation (PSP)

Killzone liberation is a follow-on from Killzone on the ps2 and nothing of the killzone experience has been lost. The story goes as the helghast launching another attack on the ISA home planet and you (played as Jan Templar) are sent in as a special forces agent to try and eliminate Metrac, the helghast emperor. The graphics are quite amazing for the psp system, and the gameplay is consistantly fluid. I found it to be very addictive mainly due to the scale of the maps and variety of enemies. The controls are well managed and implimented on the psp system, perhaps a tad tricky to start with but easy to get used to. The only thing that ...  Read the complete review

I picked up this game to continue from the Killzone game on Playstation 2. The game is very good and has some fantastic gameplay experiences. The graphics are very good and some of the best on the PSP system. The sound is very good. The games doesn't experience any slowdown and has very easy controls to master. However, the game is a little hard so isn't for everyone. The camera is very good enabling you to always see the action. The cover system is very easy to use and will save you many times. The game starts 2 months after Killzone and you will fight for your life against the Helghast troops. You play as Templar and you have to ...  Read the complete review

A continuation of the PS2 Killzone experience, Killzone Liberation takes place two months after and still has you fighting for your life against a seemingly endless number of Helghast troops. You play as Templar and in this installment, while wasting Helghast as you go along, your main objective is to rescue hostages held by the Helghast General, Metrac. For a PSP game, the graphics look phenomenal. It really goes to show how capable the system is and it's even more impressive when you look at it for yourself. Combined with a new camera that lets you play a more strategic based role in taking down the Helghast, Killzone Liberation is a real breath of fresh ...  Read the complete review