: Unarmored parts (indicated in blue) take more damage, making for a faster kill. Conversely, armored parts (indicated in yellow) are harder to damage but can be severed using a cinematic finishing move once you've built up enough energy.

The game's most distinct feature is its , which replaces traditional randomized loot drops with a tactical "what you see is what you get" approach:

: During combat, you can lock onto specific body parts of enemies (head, torso, arms, or legs).

The Surge -

: Unarmored parts (indicated in blue) take more damage, making for a faster kill. Conversely, armored parts (indicated in yellow) are harder to damage but can be severed using a cinematic finishing move once you've built up enough energy.

The game's most distinct feature is its , which replaces traditional randomized loot drops with a tactical "what you see is what you get" approach: The Surge

: During combat, you can lock onto specific body parts of enemies (head, torso, arms, or legs). : Unarmored parts (indicated in blue) take more