With the monumental box office failure of Terminator: Dark Fate, many critics are espousing the idea that the franchise is done, and has been ever since the release Terminator 2: Judgement Day. Theirs is a plausible argument, if only because every film since the James Cameron directed sequel has underperformed both critically and commercially. Yet, despite the overwhelming lack of fanfare that has greeted each and every entry since Terminator 2, the fact that the Sarah Connor Chronicles TV series, the S. M. Stirling trilogy of books, and the J. Michael Straczynski series of Salvation comics all take place after T2, and are all highly regarded many years after their initial release, suggests that there is still plenty of material to explore in the Terminator universe post Judgement Day.
With there having been a number of games in the Terminator universe (most notably the Bethesda developed titles in the 90's), like the Terminator movies, it's been a while since we've had a standout Terminator game. And whilst the new Teyon developed Resistance game is ultimately a low budget title (unlike its 2019 released Dark Fate movie counterpart), it more than makes up for its lack of monetary production values by having an immense amount of h...