I wasn't expecting much depth from a cast of action heroes, but I didn't expect cookie-cutter characters, either. James is the plucky, sarcastic hero, Delton is the happy sidekick, and Kait is the tough independent soldier. But in truth, the protagonists lack strong personalities. James, Kait, and Delton are always eager to quip on the circumstances they find themselves in, and they never hesitate to take up arms and mow down monsters. You descend into the Swarm-infested hellscape with two companions, Kait Diaz and Delton Walker. The Coalition applies many bright colors to the war-torn world, so the settings are lush and vibrant even at their bleakest. Thankfully, the world isn't painted with the tired brown or gray color schemes that plagued many last-generation shooters. You lead a ragtag team through various environments, including a derelict monastery and an abandoned mine complex, as you fight through waves of sapient creatures called The Swarm.
You play as James Fenix, an ex-Gear soldier who sets out to unravel the mystery behind a new and monstrous threat that's attacking human settlements. The gameplay grows a bit repetitive as the story progresses, and the characters lack memorable personalities, but if you're looking for an enjoyable PC game, Gears of War 4 is worth a pickup.
And like Forza Horizon 3 ($29.99 at Microsoft Store), Gears of War 4 is a part of Microsoft's Play Anywhere initiative, so you can play a digital copy on either a Windows 10 PC or Xbox One console with a single purchase-a nice perk. The Coalition-developed title offers a new team to fight with, new toys to play with, and all-new enemies to blast to pieces, either alone or with a buddy. Gears of War 4 ($59.99) is the newest entry in the series that defined cover-based, third-person shooting.
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