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I really liked this DLC. Although I don't really like amusement parks, this surroundings here were well played even for my taste. The newI really liked this DLC. Although I don't really like amusement parks, this surroundings here were well played even for my taste. The new enemies funny. New bosses made me happy, and even very much. The plot ...well, it is not strong, but it fully corresponds to its surroundings ...plus... it touches on the main plot a little, which also adds a little rating to this "Park DLC".

All in all, the ‘A Walk in the Park’ expansion is a worthy addition to the base game. I enjoyed my time with The Surge when I reviewed it way back in the mists of time, and the expansion has the exact same feel as the main game, but has turned everything up to 11 with the addition of the new enemies and weapons.

Five Word Review: Great, wish it were longer.Favorite Thing: The levels are much less corridor-y.Least Favorite Thing: It's really hardFive Word Review: Great, wish it were longer.Favorite Thing: The levels are much less corridor-y.Least Favorite Thing: It's really hard coming back to a game like this, in NG+, after 6 months of inactivity. There was a lot of dying.Date Completed: 2018-01-01Playtime: 8hEnjoyment: 9/10Recommendation: If you liked The Surge you should get this.

The Surge was one of my favorite games of 2017, and the "a walk in the park" expansion just adds more awesomeness. I've just finished my fifthThe Surge was one of my favorite games of 2017, and the "a walk in the park" expansion just adds more awesomeness. I've just finished my fifth playthrough of the entire game and second including this expansion, it's a blast, and a continual challenge as ng+ keeps throwing more challenging opponents at you. Specific to the expansion, I loved the themepark aesthetic, being outdoors was a pleasant change, and the new enemies and a whole new huge level to explore was great. There is more new lore which adds a bit of depth to the story, cool looking new weapons and armor suits, and new buffs to collect.My only complaint was that most of the new stuff was no better than the old stuff. I didn't find any weapons or armor that were worth replacing my black cerberus armor and mg caldera flaming single rigged weapon of doom. The extra life, energy and stamina buffs were much appreciated though.Overall this expansion is just basically an extra level for the main game, but it's a GREAT level.

The lack of enemy variants is a let down, which is surprising seeing as this was the chief criticism from the core game. I also found the story to be somewhat less interesting than it could have been. Outside of those two flaws, this new content is brilliant.

A Walk in the Park will be a perfect add-on for those who enjoyed the original game. It brings new enemies and new challenges that totally justify the price you pay for the DLC.

If you’re a fan of The Surge and you’re fine with the idea of A Walk in the Park only taking up a few hours of your time, I’d say jump into it. It may be quite short but it’s enjoyable every step of the way, and there’s plenty of goodies to carry through to the rest of the game. For those expecting a longer running time, however, you may want to wait until A Walk in the Park becomes a little cheaper. Though do make sure you pick it up.

Whereas The Surge managed to get the basics of Dark Souls right but failed to make either the enemies or world interesting, A Walk In The Park corrects this problem (for the most part). The idea of a sci-fi Souls game was cool but setting it in a Disneyland-style theme park is clever and done pretty well. It’s very much Itchy & Scratchy Land from The Simpsons, with killer mascots and murderous jolly robot parades. Things get ridiculously tough towards the end and the game starts to forget about the fun enemies, but with this expansion Deck13 have finally made a Dark Souls alternative people might want to play. If you own The Surge, you need to take A Walk In The Park.

The Surge: A Walk in the Park is a more than worthy expansion to the game, offering new challenges as well as new tools to deal with them. Storytelling may not be stellar, and no new gameplay mechanics have been included, but don't let these issues stop you from taking this lethal walk through CREO World: it's well worth it.

Overall, A Walk in the Park is easy to recommend — if you liked The Surge and you want more of it, that’s what you’ll get here and you’re in for a great time at the theme park. If you couldn’t get over the issues in The Surge then there’s nothing here that’s going to change your mind.

Despite not adding anything new to the gameplay of The Surge or providing many rewards to returning players, A Walk in the Park provides more of the wickedly fun combat and detailed environments that we saw in the main campaign.

Overall, A Walk in the Park is a good expansion which offers more gameplay hours but that's all it does. You'll gawk at the visuals but its existence doesn't add anything extraordinary to the game unless you care deeply about the character. The audiologs are the best part by far because they give Warren a layer of complexity which was lacking in the original.