Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Dec 31, 2011

  This is the game Duke Nukem Forever SHOULD have been. It does a better job at capturing what makes a Duke game good.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 23, 2014

  Duke Nukem Forever: The Doctor Who Cloned Me For $10.00, this is a decent little DLC (compared to other $10.00 DLC), offering: 2 new weapons 3 new vehicles 4 new enemies (two bosses) 4 new multiplayer maps 10 new achivements This is also a pretty long experience, taking me 3 hours to beat the 14 levels on easy difficulty. Curator page: http://store.steampowered.com/curator/6857919/
• gamedeal user

  Mar 12, 2012

  great game i would recommend this
• gamedeal user

  Oct 14, 2014

  love this dlc very fun :) wroth the money only bc i got it on sale lol
• gamedeal user

  Jul 30, 2012

  3.8 hours, fairly enjoyable and had some genuinely amusing moments. I don't think it's worth $10 but on sale for $2.50 it was totally worth it! (Also, the new brothel scene was very satisfying)
• gamedeal user

  Dec 1, 2014

  [b]Reposting my review on the DLC page since Steam now allows you to review DLC again.[/b] Honestly, why wasn't this the DNF campaign in the first place? It's funnier, less annoying (the babes in here look better, and don't all use the same annoying voice) and it just "feels" more like Duke. There's a platforming part, where even though it still feels weird due to DNF's clunkyness, is still fun. The fact that you are killing Dr. Proton, the villain from the first Duke before Duke 3D is pretty neat. The shoutouts to the old school Duke 3D maps are pretty funny too. Most of the enemies are still there but you've also got the Dukebots, and Duke Clones, and it's pretty cool fighting the Duke Clones because they repeat Duke's quotes and sometimes they purposely glitch them out and their voice pitch gets screwed up, or they say the quotes incorrectly. The new weapons aren't too great. If you were expecting the Expander to be like the classic one, then you can stop expecting that. The Impregnator seems to be pretty strong, but it's not very amusing, the Expander is still a lot better. The new MP maps & game modes are cool too. [b]Note: You won't see servers that are hosting DLC content in the server browser at all, until you buy the DLC.[/b] If you didn't like the original DNF campaign, you might like this, MIGHT. If you did enjoy the DNF campaign, you WILL enjoy this, and you should definitely grab it if it's on sale. I don't think it's worth the full price. It just feels somehow that the developers had more fun creating this DLC. I suspect that's because the original DNF campaign had been the same throughout the whole 12 years of development, so they got bored and just wanted to release it already. [b]Note: This DLC will make your game take longer to load, even if you are not loading a DLC SP or MP map.[/b]
• gamedeal user

  Dec 26, 2014

  awsom. better than cod.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 16, 2015

  Better then the game itself!
• gamedeal user

  Feb 24, 2015

  This is how Duke Nukem Forever is supposed to be: A lot more platforming, perfect humor and well made boss battles (Dr. Proton & Alien Empress). Took me ~4 hours on Come Get Some difficulty with all Ego Boosts.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 24, 2015

  7/10 This single player campaign DLC is way better than the original Duke Nukem Forever game. - More of a coherent story - better pacing - Villains are more present in the game - perfect length(my opinion) - Better characters - More weapons - More enemies, including Terminators and Robot Dukes Aside from having the same terrible loading screens that the original DNF had, this Single player expansion is very good and sends DNF off on a high note.