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Note that Guerrilla has also kept the game website live with the latest stats, kills and credits being counted to this day. If you see Killzone cheap and are new to the Vita, it may be a three year old game but is still one of the design pinnacles for the handheld.

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UPDATE: Free DLC multiplayer maps and a low-cost Botzone mode add even more value to Killzone, MP lives on to this day (well into 2017) as a thriving community. It looks stunning and I can't wait to see what the rest of the game has to offer, so byeee! The use of trophies extends the play nicely, going back to challenge a mission in a slightly different way, without throwing insane odds at you. Killzone packs in the spectacle for a Vita game with grand views, modest battles against tanks, hulks and other higher ranks, and an urgent tactical need to refine your skills and pick up new kit. The game isn't long enough to have many of these but they are definitely welcome and well-choreographed, without being too restrictive or scripted.

There's also lots of nice changes of pace, especially when you bat for the other team, with a hellish assault and then some nice anti-sniper play. Secrets are modestly hidden in corners and once you learn a level and stop looking at your feet, the combat flows fluidly.

Then they do something really dumb like not shooting your buddy in plain view, while your sneak around the side. KZM continues to impress, Helghast troops, while limited in variety, roll, fire from cover and die gruesomely at the end of your blade. But watch for the details, the massive ships hovering in just the right place so you can see them out the shattered glass of the Courts building, the detail on the display screens in the same place (disabled access sign and all). Rinse and repeat that and you have the core single player game.

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Then charging a complex, with some pretty big indoor arenas, full of grunts and figuring out the most effective path to take them down. Where the game knocks you out is in the massive vistas, looking down from the top of a skyscaper, to a war raging over a city.

A spirit guide to the future of Vita gaming.

Reasonable depth and replayability (this is not a five hour game!).

Brilliantly detailed world, where its a shame you can't explore more of it.

A solid first person shooter with a fun, if rather fishy, plot.

Basically, someone could happily do SkyRim or Fallout or a decent CoD on the Vita. If Sony farm out this engine to other teams, new developers will add more interactivity, plot, deeper degrees of exploration and refined character advancement features, raising the gameplay elements to new levels. Why only 8/10 and not higher? Because I'm looking at the game, not the tech, and whatever comes next will undoubtedly be better, in many ways. I'd also vote for it in any technical achievement category in the end-of-year games awards, as doing this on the Vita is a fricking marvel. So, to start with, I'd give Killzone Mercenary a very solid 8/10 if I was reviewing it for a magazine/site without hesitation. Okay, this is more a thoughts and feelings piece than a definitive review (many of those are already out there).