Transformers – Revenge of the Fallen
Transformers – Revenge of the Fallen
Console: PSP (Download Emulator)
Publisher: Activision
Genre: Action
Region: Asia , EU , US
Released: June 23, 2009
File size: 1.06 GB
Two years after the Battle of Mission City, the Autobots and the US military have formed a classified international task force—NEST (Treaty of Alien Species Earth)—to hunt down the remaining Decepticon threats. intel soon reveals that Megatron’s body lies at the bottom of the Laurentian Abyss and that a final fragment of the AllSpark is still on Earth—proof that the Decepticon threat is far from over. Meanwhile, Sam Witwicky is getting ready for college when he accidentally comes into possession of a small AllSpark shard. The artifact imprints Cybertronian symbols into his mind and brings household electronics to life, which immediately turn on Sam and his family. Bumblebee arrives just in time to save them, but from that moment on, Sam is pulled back into the heart of the war—a conflict that now threatens the very survival of Earth.
Ever dreamed of becoming a Transformer? *Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen* lets you do just that. This game introduces a host of new Autobots and Decepticons, allowing you to pick a side and fight for it. You start with a limited roster, but as you progress through the game, you’ll unlock more iconic characters. The learning curve can be a little steep at first, especially when it comes to mastering transformation, but once it clicks, the gameplay becomes intensely rewarding.
In robot form, movement—running, jumping, climbing, shooting—feels intuitive. But the real challenge begins when you transform into a vehicle, whether tearing down the highway as a sports car or dominating the skies as a fighter jet. The campaign mode does a great job gradually ramping up the difficulty, helping you improve your skills organically. Before long, you’ll be shifting forms seamlessly and developing your own combat rhythm.
While mission variety and map design could be more innovative, the game avoids feeling repetitive thanks to a steady stream of bonus objectives, collectibles, and unlockable upgrades. Each mission includes secondary goals—like destroying five hidden targets in a level—which grant extra energy and permanent attribute boosts. Achieving all bonus objectives and earning gold or platinum medals is where the real end-game challenge lies. It’s a tough feat, one that demands complete mastery over your transformation skills and combat tactics.
