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Developed with the creators and featuring cast from the hit series, “The Boys: Trigger Warning” plunges you into the gloriously twisted world of The Boys. This time, you’re not watching the chaos—you’re in it: close-up, personal, and dangerously real.
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TechRaptorAndrew StretchMar 20268/10The Boys: Trigger Warning is a great window into the messed-up world of The Boys that puts characters into the shoes of a new character with a tragic story and a fun set of powers to unleash on the world. Gameplay is fun and easy to get into and it feels oh so successful to master.
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Loot Level ChillChris WhiteMar 20268/10The Boys: Trigger Warning is filled with some great moments and remains faithful to the show, with super powers that are a lot of fun to use when facing the various enemies.
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CGMagazinePhilip WatsonMar 20267/10The Boys: Trigger Warning VR is a messy dream come true for fans of the series, but could be skipped by non-fans of the series.
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COGconnectedLou SytsmaMar 202655/100I didn’t enjoy my time with the game. Its technical shortcomings make it feel like a chore to play. That said, some of the powers, especially telekinesis, are fun to experiment with.
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Worth PlayingCody MedellinMar 20266/10In the end, The Boys: Trigger Warning is merely fine provided you can live with its limitations and odd choices.
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IGDB rating 6.0/10 from 1 ratings.
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