Excerpt: Strap on the headband and get ready for some Devil worshipping! Sean Drummy reviews metal-inspired action game Brutal Legend in this edition of Console Command.
Conclusion: Double team attacks are more creative ways to use your units in conjunction with your main avatar. Just about every unit in the game has a double team attack to pull off,...
Conclusion: The other element you get introduced to in this opening section is “The Deuce”, your hot rod that you build out of spare parts scattered around the world (funny that
Conclusion: Though another solo comes in handy here in drawing new recruits to the revolution, Schafer also introduced us to another solo in this battle: Facemelter.
Conclusion: Schafer showed us how, while the game starts with somewhat linear, directed gameplay, Brütal Legend becomes a big open-world game that, by his accounts, spans 64 square
Conclusion: This world – called Bladehenge – is an open one, free for you to travel around and explore in your Deuce, taking on side missions and activities as you go.
Conclusion: And while most story missions consist of Stage Battles, these are also the only times you have to worry about resources and base protection.
Conclusion: The best part of this game is the music. So why should one have to pay full price for a game like this? Not everyone might feel how I do with this game but I can say with...
Excerpt: Tim Schafer is an ex-Lucasarts game designer and current founder of the Double Fine Productions. He has given us the classics Full Throttle, Psychonauts and Grim...
Pros: Unconventional, Humorous, Filled with Metal
Cons: Too short, Monotonous side quests, Excessive genre-mixing