That plan goes about as well as you’d expect, but does a brilliant job of setting up the humor-filled tone of this title. It doesn’t have a serious bone in its body, and it is never even explained how or why you have a superpower that allows you to grind on objects such as rails […]
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As mentioned, gameplay consists of the usual Metroidvania affair, meaning you are tasked with exploring various areas to gather equipment that will allow you to progress, usually by backtracking through previously explored areas in order to open up new places or find upgrades to allow further progress or survival. The gameplay loop is simple &
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Starting off, we again find ourselves in one of five hub areas, each featuring five levels and a boss to defeat. It is thankfully a lot better designed than the awful elevator system of the prior title, so even when we unlock a lot of them, it is quick and easy to access whichever level
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The twist being that he seemingly doesn’t want to destroy the meddling bandicoot, instead seeking his help to gather some crystals that will be able to save the world. Without a second thought, Crash agrees to this and is greeted with five portals in the hub-world, each containing a level. They don’t follow a specific
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Things quickly escalate from there and you soon find yourself in a solo mission on Cuba to rescue some prisoners. It’s worth noting that you don’t have to have prior knowledge of the Metal Gear universe to understand the gist of what is going on, though if you wish to delve into the lore there
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Before I, unfortunately, have to tear this game apart, let’s talk about its greatest strength. It’s environments. This is a sick and demented place containing tons of horrible imagery, that goes several steps above what many other titles depicting hell would have. Smashing babies with rocks and many other such cruelties against infants, torture victims
The movement system is top notch and the controls are tight & responsive, so your skill level is all that will be stopping you from pulling off insane maneuvers. You can sprint indefinitely and can easily hop over any obstacles that cross your way. Hiding behind cover or simply ever having your feet on the
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Starting up the game, we will find ourselves in a quaint little pub that serves as the hub-world where you can select which missions to undertake, change gear, and read whatever lore you may have unlocked to name some of its functions. It is the perfect place to swing around your new weapons to get
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Our two choices upon starting up the game is a Campaign and an endless Arena mode. The arena is a pretty useful form of getting the gist of how the game works as this is not a mindless combat system where you will simply be mashing the attack button. The Campaign, on the other hand,
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