This was really good and they nailed the UK vibe (even if it is a bit over-the-top at times).
My final team:
Favorite female video game character: Aloy, Horizon Zero Dawn
A game that's so bad but so good: Bishi Bashi Special, PS1
A game that hit an emotional spot in your heart: Gone Home
Favorite game developer or studio: Naughty Dog
Favorite male video game character: Sully, Uncharted
A game that not enough people talk about: Shadow of Memories, PS2
Favorite villain (Be mindful of spoilers): FizzCo, Sunset Overdrive
Favorite game as a kid: Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3
5 of your favorite video games: See this post
A game or series that you've never been interested in: Smash Bros
A game that never gets old: Mario Kart
A game that everyone should play at least once: Red Dead Redemption
Favorite genre: Single-player story-driven
That game you REALLY should have played by now: Last of Us
Favorite indie game you played recently: Golf Story
This is much harder than the main game and Screwball's stealth missions are really annoying.
Also, the Raimi suit came our while I was playing this chapter.
I still don't like the controls, but holy shit do Rockstar know how to make a good story.
- I think they used the same cougar sound effect from the first one. When I heard it, I had flashbacks
- The map is huge, I'll be surprised if I finish this in less than 100 hours
- The controls for switching weapons, items, and clothing are so confusing
This is an incredibly fun game right from the start. The combat is fun and swinging through the city is amazing. The story is legitimately good and leaves it open nicely for a sequel.
When May said she knew all along I audibly gasped.
I'm convinced that if Insomniac hadn't made Sunset Overdrive, this game wouldn't anywhere near as good as it is.
I really enjoyed playing the three demo levels while in handheld but in docked mode, the motion controls are massively annoying; it'll be impossible for me to play like that. I'll still get the game, but it'll be handheld all the way.
I didn't actually finish this because I don't have the patience for the last tournament, but I thoroughly enjoyed the rest of the game.
There is so much to do after the main story. I'm still annoyed about the required motion controls, but overall I loved this game.
This is going head-on against Jak and Daxter as my favourite platformer ever. Everything about this game oozes quality.
My only complaint is the requirement of motion controls for some sections of the game. Perhaps someone at Nintendo should have tried to complete the game without using them.
Despite starting as a joke, Behold the Kickmen is a really fun game with a ridiculous story that I actually found myself caring about.