I’m going to start off by saying that this is in no way a beginner-friendly title like its store page claims. It falls more into a difficulty for intermediate players of the genre, with a few moments I’d even call advanced depending on the stage and your character. This is not a flaw, but the […]
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This is not an RPG or a survival horror type of affair. The enemy onslaught is endless, and our character Rachel has an infinite amount of ammo to match. It is very much an action game with a horror theme. This is not a negative, but it is something to be aware of if you
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Something to get out into the open right away is that this isn’t a review. This title features a surprising amount of dialogue and mechanics that don’t relate to combat while being a title that’s solely in Japanese. I’m not 100% confident in the things I will talk about, so treat this more like a
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When push comes to shove, Erika is far from defenseless. She wields both a primary and secondary weapon alongside a few grenades. All of which usage is quite limited. While being quite a deadly fighter, her ammo will quickly run out if you try to go guns blazing through an entire level. On the other
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If you don’t particularly feel like installing the Textractor, it doesn’t matter a whole ton in this case. While the story is there, I wouldn’t call it award-winning by any means, and the rest of the game is simple to understand. Once you either read or skip the intro, things quickly spiral out of control
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There are currently no AI difficulty options. In its current state, I doubt anyone will have much trouble wiping the floor with the AI even if they haven’t translated the move-set as of yet. Luckily, once you defeat your foe, you have the option to go to the next fight or continue attacking your now
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Expect your face and those Mario-looking pipes to become very well acquainted. It has not lessened the difficulty of the original formula in the slightest. Even after hours of continuous play, I consider it a miracle when I make it into the double digits. One is quite likely to die within seconds of starting a
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After that opening, we are given control of our character. A high-heel-wearing dog creature with a witch hat and a fabulous strut. The controls here are relatively simple. Minus the movement, the only button you have to press is the jumping one, and on a few occasions, the action key. Interestingly enough, pressing the jump
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Blasting them away with our overwhelming weaponry is simple enough, but there is a unique feature that will help us greatly if we master it. It involves shooting white chickens with a shotgun, setting it on fire with your flamethrower, and finally shooting its head off using your magnum. Pulling this off correctly will net
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