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Red Colony 3

Red Colony 3

|Japan|Shooter, Indie

6.7 /10

Okay

Niche

6 ratings
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You play as Mina, a sexy, big bosomed android, who is returning to Titan with precious dino DNA, desired by her Queen. Her mission complete, Mina looks forward to her reward - to be ‘Turned’. However, her dreams come to a halt when a stowaway causes an uprising on Titan, which Mina is blamed for.

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Rating momentum

Okay: 6.7/10 across 6 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

Play style

Leans into Shooter, Indie, Puzzle — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Cubed3Athanasios · 23 Feb, 2022
6/10

Those who are expecting 'Resident Evil with Boobs' will be disappointed. Red Colony 3, like every single installment before it, is nowhere near Capcom's classic in terms of gameplay, and no amount of jiggly digital mammaries can change that. So, no, don't come in expecting a great survival horror experience. Come in for the b-movie-esque, camp feel it has, the pleasantly bad writing, and the bonkers plot. Red Colony 3 is not a very good game, but it is still enjoyable despite that.

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Nindie SpotlightJustin Nation · 17 Feb, 2022
6.1/10

The Red Colony series has never really been known for subtlety, but if you're into zombies, dinosaurs, B-movie plots and dialogue, and heaving bosoms you could certainly entertain yourself with them...

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