7 Hours is what it took to beat this game. Storyline was kind of corny and predictable, and quite literally must have been written by Sci-Fi channel. The tropes were more annoying than anything and it felt as if it had nothing to do with the original Red Faction series outside of some lore from the first game and Guerilla. The game is very linear and the destruction technology really only made an impact on me for the open world concept in Red Faction: Guerilla. In RF:A it just seemed more like an annoyance to make you use the reconstruction nano-technology. I don't even remember if there was Multiplayer in this game, that's how quickly I played this game and never touched it again.

I am glad the Red Faction series has been dumped, because I honestly don't know where they were going to go after this game. In my opinion, Red Faction died with RF2.

7 Hours is what it took to beat this game. Storyline was kind of corny and predictable, and quite literally must have been written by Sci-Fi channel. The tropes were more annoying than anything and it felt as if it had nothing to do with the original Red Faction series outside of some lore from the first game and Guerilla. The game is very linear and the destruction technology really only made an impact on me for the open world concept in Red Faction: Guerilla. In RF:A it just seemed more like an annoyance to make you use the reconstruction nano-technology. I don't even remember if there was Multiplayer in this game, that's how quickly I played this game and never touched it again. I am glad the Red Faction series has been dumped, because I honestly don't know where they were going to go after this game. In my opinion, Red Faction died with RF2.