If leaderboards aren’t your thing and you want a good reason to play the story then take a look at the unlockables. The leaderboard updates after each individual mission and stays very well up to date. It adds to the overall replay value because you can always try to get a better score and either keep your spot or move toward first.
You can see how you stack up against friends and against anyone and everyone who has played the game. Every player who is connected to the internet while playing gets their single player campaign score on the leaderboard. The real push for platinum or a high score is for the leaderboards. By medaling in all zonez you unlock them for free roam, but again there is nothing to do in them other than run around. This score is then converted to Energon which can then be used to upgrade your Autobots or Decepticons. At the end of the mission all of your accomplishments are added up and a score is given. There are five markers to collect in each mission as well as secondary objectives, but these can all easily be completed in time for platinum once you have played the game enough. The developers hoped to force players to complete missions faster rather than notice that there is nothing else there. The medals are just a cheap way to disguise the lack of content in each mission. They range from bronze to platinum, with platinum usually having you complete the mission in the first few minutes. The faster you complete a mission the better the medal you get at the end. Once you begin a mission a timer will begin ticking and only stops for certain scripted events or when the mission ends. None of them are very fun and the only challenge comes from missions where you must fight one of the main characters. Missions vary from destroying several Autobots/Decepticons to escort missions to capturing points. You can select your mission from the map and depart to a small open world setting based on the locales of the movie. Instead of the mid size open world approach of the first game you will select your missions out of your briefing room. Both are fun and feature a handful of robots from the movie, as well as a few only in the game. Playing the game won’t spoil much if you haven’t seen the movie and those who have will be disappointed at how little the game did follow.
Each has their own campaign of decent length that is based very loosely on the movie. In Transformers you will play as either the Autobots or Decepticons. The answer is that it can’t, but it’s still close. The only question that remains is whether or not the game can live up to the movie. You got to see the Autobots once again duke it out with the Decepticons. By now if you wanted to see Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen you have.
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