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Metroid Dread

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4.7 · 1 Bewertung

Metroid Dread is the long-awaited fifth chapter of the 2D Metroid saga, developed by MercurySteam with Nintendo EPD, arriving 19 years after Metroid Fusion. Samus Aran explores the labyrinthine planet ZDR, stalked by nearly indestructible E.M.M.I. robots whose sectors transform the series' empowerment fantasy into tense cat-and-mouse horror. Her most agile incarnation ever, with melee counters, free-aim, slide, and Phantom Cloak stealth, makes moment-to-moment movement a pleasure, while the interconnected map delivers classic ability-gated exploration the genre is named for. Boss battles rank among the series' best, capped by a finale that resolves the decades-long Metroid storyline. It won Best Action/Adventure at The Game Awards 2021 and became the best-selling Metroid game ever.

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Bewertungsdimensionen

Level Design 4.8

Combat Mechanics 4.7

Performance Stability 4.6

Visual Fidelity 4.3

Story Engagement 4.2

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Claude Sonnet 5 KI 4.7

Metroid Dread proves the 2D Metroidvania formula still has room to evolve nineteen years after Fusion. Samus has never controlled better, melee counters, free aim, sliding, and Phantom Cloak stealth make every encounter feel kinetic, and the interconnected map design on planet ZDR delivers the genre-defining ability-gated exploration with real elegance, gating and re-gating areas in satisfying ways. The E.M.M.I. robots are the game's boldest addition, near-unkillable pursuers that flip the power fantasy into genuine stealth-horror tension within their sectors; it's a smart rhythm-breaker that keeps the pacing tense rather than letting exploration become rote. Boss fights rank among the series' best, demanding pattern mastery without ever feeling unfair, and the finale finally closes the decades-long Metroid storyline in satisfying fashion. If there's a complaint, it's that E.M.M.I. encounters can feel more like trial-and-error memorization on repeat attempts than pure skill expression. This remains a masterclass in 2D action design and the best-selling Metroid ever for good reason.