Add in the fact that new characters and scenarios are frequently brought to the table with little to no satisfactory explanation, and the end result is a story that you just won't have the chance or desire to ever care about. Clearly, Drake isn't exactly the most adept storyteller, as his ability to speak in broken sentences of little or no meaning far surpasses his ability to tell a decent narrative. The story itself is told through disjointed cutscenes that are narrated by Drake.
This initial setup takes up the first few missions of the game, and, beyond that, it's pretty much anyone's guess as to exactly what's going on. He is then sent on a mission to retrieve the artifact and to avenge his fallen clan. Immediately following the raid, Drake is brought back from the dead by the gods. Unfortunately, Drake, along with the rest of his clan, is murdered, and a sacred artifact of theirs is stolen.
One day, the clan is attacked and pillaged by a mysterious gang. The game's title character, Drake, is an assassin for a Hong Kong-based clan known as the 99 Dragons. All of these factors combine to make Drake one of the most atrociously unplayable games to come along in quite some time.ĭrake is about as bad as third-person action games can conceivably get these days. Its story is derivative in design and is nonsensical in its delivery its graphics consist of a jumble of uninspired cel shading and ugly animations its sound design consists of a cacophony of terrible effects and voice acting and its gameplay features some of the worst controls and horrendous targeting ever found in a third-person shooter. The brainchild of Swedish developers Idol FX (who also created a comic book to go alongside the game), Drake is just an absolutely broken mess of a game. As far as third-person action games go, they don't get a whole lot worse than Drake of the 99 Dragons.
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