Szeretem a Majmok bolygója világát, mind a filmeket (régieket és az újakat is), mind a könyvet, ennek ellenére sem tudom ajánlani a címet. Kezdjük azzal, hogy ez nem egy játék. Ez egy az egyben egy iteraktív film, ami nem feltétlenül lenne baj, de pl a Telltale címekkel ellentétben még a játék illúzióját sem teremti meg. Mivel itt csak arra van lehetőség, hogy két választásból döntsünk a párbeszédeknél és néha napján vagy lenyomunk egy space-t is vagy nem. Ennyi. Ezzel sem lenne önmagában túl nagy gond, ha legalább a történet érdekes, izgalmas lenne… Sajnos azonban ilyesmiről szó sincs. Unalmas, kiszámítható, és semmi eredetiség sincs benne. Ehhez jön a silány hangzás és felemás látvány. A karakter animációk néhol elég pofásak, de a környezet ronda és az összhatás meg véletlenül sem kelti egy 2018as játék képét. A leírás 14 óra játékot ígér, de ez nagyon nem igaz. Egy teljes végigjátszás (már ha nem unod el hamarabb) úgy 3,5-4 óra. Tehát nem tudom ajánlani senkinek sem.

In 2011 the Planet of the Apes series was rebooted with the movies Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011), Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014), and War for the Planet of the Apes (2017). 'Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier' continues the story of the conflict between apes and humans after War for the Planet of the Apes.

The game is an interactive movie requiring the player to occasionally make decisions. As a player you, therefore, most of the time do nothing except watching the story unfold.

The story is told from two perspectives. Jess just lost her husband and inherits his leadership of a small village or outpost. Bryn is a chimpanzee and the brother of Tola who's the eldest son of Khan, the leader of a group of apes. The story switches between both perspectives. As a player, you have to make decisions for Jess and Bryn.

The game has a dark setting and a somber mood. And while all actors do a truly fantastic job I felt bored for long stretches of the story and don't consider 'Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier' to be fun to play.

After finishing my first play-through, in which I attempted to find a peaceful outcome for both sides, I started a second play-through, acting as bad as I could, to unlock missing achievements. Interestingly my decisions didn't change the main story in any way. There were a few tiny changes in situations where I decided to kill an enemy instead of sparing him but it's pretty disappointing to discover that no matter how hard you try to change the outcome, you simply can't.

My main point of criticism of the game is the music. For almost the entire game the soundtrack consists of a combination of three long tones played on a cello, that in many cases prevent any possible upcoming excitement. Music and sound effects can turn mediocre or poor movies or games into something exciting. The soundtrack of 'Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier' turns the game into a less intriguing experience than it could have been. Considering the fact of how much work has been put into the game and how great the actors perform, this is a real shame.

As a fan of the movies, I wanted to play this game. 'Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier' is not an entire disaster and if you liked the movies you can play the game and decide for yourself.
For my part, the game was a disappointment and I will not recommend it because there are so many other games out there to better spend your time with.

Pros:
- beautiful graphics
- great acting by all characters
- perfect voice acting
- perfect animations
- good sound effects

Cons:
- monotonous, boring music
- the soundtrack simply doesn't support the story
- decisions don't change the major story
- boring
- no fun to play
- unsatisfying end of the story even with the best of all outcomes for both sides

I was really looking forward to playing this game, but it just never worked. The game would just crash almost as soon as I would click the play button on Steam. Disappointing.

As a big fan of the Planet of the Apes reboot franchise, an interactive film spin-off seemed like a slam dunk idea. Unfortunately, the execution is extremely flawed. While the visuals are pretty good (given the game is just a sequence of pre-rendered cinematics done in UE4), the story falls on its face and doesn't nearly reach the same high points as its theatrical alternatives. The game also fails in its few sparsely placed "decisions". The interactions themselves hardly qualify as decisions, as usually all it affects is the next line of dialogue a character says, before quickly jumping back on the track of the unchanging linear narrative. This is especially disappointing when the game presents a meaningful decision that could potentially alter the story, only for another character to say, "no, we should do this" and a push-over main character drops their ambitions to go with the flow. This is the experience of Last Frontier from beginning to end and it is as annoying as it is deceptive. The game feels like it treats its target audience like they're morons incapable of making meaningful choices and coming to their own conclusions, which is basically the exact opposite stance that the films evoke.

game keep crashing every time you try to play it

Planet of the Apes: The Final Frontier is a disappointment. although the graphics are good, and the voice actors are talented, from there on the game begins to falter.
Final Frontiers is advertised as “Choice Matters”, yet the majority of the major plot choices will be made by other characters, or even worst your own character without you being able to make the call. The game is a railroad narrative and you’re going to follow it like it or not. That is fine and dandy, but I should feel like my choices at least matter and in making it happened. Your choices are more like a Dating Sim, where you have two decide to make one character happy and while making the other mad.
Now if the game has a good narrative then the choices really shouldn’t matter as much. Yet I feel the story falls short. All the characters are one dimensional and are just Hollywood stereotypes. The main plot point (The lack of food for the coming winter) which sets the entire plot in motion is dropped by the end of the first chapter and is NEVER resolved. Plot holes are numerous leaving anyone whose thinking about the plot scratching their head. Characters know things that they have no reason to know. (Like how the characters not native to the region know about the back entrance to the mine, and how the apes knew that I was the leader of the town, and that Mark was my son). Dialog is so poorly written, I was able to say the cliché before the character could. This is not necessarily the worst story in a video game I have played, but for a game which bears the title of Planet of the Apes a series that was originally written by Rod Serling and Michael Wilson it left me feeling let down.
The worst thing about this game is that it never got me invested. The game is based around character relationships I should have some emotional attachment to these characters, yet as characters died I didn’t care. That is the most tragic part of all is that as the credits rolled I felt nothing.

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It doesn't like to load

Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier is an interactive movie. It's very buggy and glitchy, the scene cuts are pretty weird and the animations are sometimes slipping into the uncanny valley. Some missing objects as well like apes without spears or other weapons, people disappearing and other stuff as well. The sounds could be better and more richer, the Soundtrack is good, some of the choices don't matter at all. The story is OK, but no replayability, the dialogues are OK, the decisions are a bit dumb and the characters are a bit dumb as well. Characters act a bit like "zombies" and not really realistic.

I had this entire thing typed out but my computer acted up. SO I will keep this brief. 3/10 at best. HORRIBLE lip syncing, no emotion, story is something between bad and just eh, main cast is the best part but still are plain and I am not saying they are the best part in a good way, choices are 3 if you include NOT making a choice, endings all are terribly abrupt thus the combination of a plain at best story with an abrupt end, and no emotional attachment is ever made (at least myself) throughout the entire game with all characters, and all of the scenes that skip, awkward moments between the apes, no reaction time needed to make choices, etc make this an all around bad experience and waste of my time. This is my honest to goodness BEST way I could phrase everything without trying to sound like to myself I was talking it up or giving it a better score than it deserves. It HONESTLY deserves a 2/10 at best. NOTHING is new here, and it doesn't even succeed at being a choice based game. Just because it has choices doesn't mean it will be great or even good. It feels like a visually (When not lagging, skipping, or any other problems show up) better telltale game but where the visuals (When they have NO problems which is RARE) are the ONLY thing that is better.

SO 2/10 and below sub par.