From creators of Little Big Planet comes a fresh new game that uses all of PlayStation Vita's potential including use of it's touchpad and touchscreen controls like a Wii U Gamepad and 3DS. This game is an arts and crafts game just like Little Big Planet and a very great one I must add as the controls feel flexible and amazing plus the use of touchpad is amazing as the mini camera allows what's in front of it to be blended into the game such as having some live action mixed into the game mostly by having it pictured in a ripped frame.
Gameplay is much like a third person platformer with the messenger going on an Odyssey type adventure while encountering enemies called "scraps" on the way which the player defeats by touching touchpad to poke these suckers out while also making some crafts and taking pictures to give things their color back. I never thought of the amazing sorcery and magic of bringing color back with the click of a camera. Tearaway also has PS Vita's motion sensing much like the Wii U Gamepad and gives you the genuine feel you're holding a magic camera. The camera angles are perfect as players will have no frustration when playing.
Plus, watch the effects come at you like they were almost real. I saw a nasty Scrap flung onto the screen and I tapped it to get rid of it. The Graphics look amazing and High Definition. Customization options are amazing and you can't beat the upscale arts and crafts theme of this awesome game. I hope Little Big Planet 3 can have best graphics as Media Molecule(creator of these games) is planning in development a PlayStation 4 game. Let's see if it's Little Big Planet 3!
Final verdict for this awesome game that has left me speechless is a 9.2/10. Points:
+: Flexible controls
+: Amazing overview of gameplay
+: Excellent graphics
Tearaway could very well save PS Vita from disappointing sales.
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
3DS Games reviewed for 11/20/13
Lego Friends is a very casual game that is Lego's new franchise, taking you to Heartlake City like a simulation of Utopian teenage girl life. There isn't much for me to say here honestly as gameplay both borrows some mechanics from the LEGO engine used in some of the LEGO Marvel Superheroes games but be very basic sometimes. This is a casual 3DS game that manages to play as not only the teenage girl but also her pets and each can be customized. This game is very consistent with it's theme as it simulate's teenage girl life. Graphics are above average for a 3DS game despite not being the best. The best thing about this game is the character designs are more real than typical Lego characters as LEGO Friends made the characters look more like real people. This game however get boring easily as I started getting bored if you're not the teen simulator kind of player.
Moshi Monsters Katsuma Unleased is a platform game much like Regular Show: Mordecai and Rigby in 8 Bit Land and New Super Mario Bros. I did enjoy playing this great platforming game as it not only has jewels to collect and trying enemies to eliminate but also secrets which seem pretty hard to get as you feel like in order to unlock them you must go to previous levels if you missed anything. This game was very well done for a 3DS game and kept in tune with the Moshi Monsters franchise. This game also works well as has different moves such as swinging to eliminate enemies, crawling under tight spaces like Rigby, and even jumping high depending on how you press buttons. While this game is shorter than New Super Mario Bros., Moshi Monsters Katsuma Unleashed does have some boss battles and plays similarly to New Super Mario Bros. The only problems I have is it being hard to find the connectors for rescuing helpless caged creatures.
Moshi Monsters Katsuma Unleased is a platform game much like Regular Show: Mordecai and Rigby in 8 Bit Land and New Super Mario Bros. I did enjoy playing this great platforming game as it not only has jewels to collect and trying enemies to eliminate but also secrets which seem pretty hard to get as you feel like in order to unlock them you must go to previous levels if you missed anything. This game was very well done for a 3DS game and kept in tune with the Moshi Monsters franchise. This game also works well as has different moves such as swinging to eliminate enemies, crawling under tight spaces like Rigby, and even jumping high depending on how you press buttons. While this game is shorter than New Super Mario Bros., Moshi Monsters Katsuma Unleashed does have some boss battles and plays similarly to New Super Mario Bros. The only problems I have is it being hard to find the connectors for rescuing helpless caged creatures.
Monday, November 18, 2013
Injustice Gods Among Us review
For Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii U, PS Vita, and PlayStation 4. Injustice Gods Among Us is a fighting game like Mortal Combat. I must say this is a thrilling fighting game with dozens of awesome characters and arenas to fight in.
Gameplay is fighting like Mortal Combat, Street Fighter, and Super Smash Bros. and there are countless different fighting moves to kick butt at. You get to play as numerous characters both heroic and villianous including Batman, Green Lantern, Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash, The Joker, Lex Luther, Bane, etc. How awesome are these characters? I really like how this game tried it's best to be an awesome fighting game and definitely not some cheap rip-off of Mortal Combat or Street Fighter. Each character has their own abilities such as Batman's gadgets of robotic bats and grapple and Green Lantern's magical weapons such as green glow mini-gun. Arenas include Batcave, Watchtower, and Fortress of Solitude. The effects of the fighting look stunning as the moves are so real beyond belief. i do feel for jumping that another unused button could have been used instead of being jerked by the left analog stick.
Story is Superman is deceived into killing Lois Lane and unborn son plus destroying Metropolis by the Joker. Superman becomes a tyrant in an alternate timeline as he pits some heroes against other heroes such as Raven and Cyborg vs. Batman and Green Lantern. The story seems so awesome because it makes you wonder why Superman or any other superhero would be an antagonist(s) despite that being in an alternate timeline. Don't you worry Superman fans, the real Superman isn't evil, he just has an evil clone. Joker obtained a nuclear weapon and will use it to kill millions of people in Metropolis and it's unknown if he actually used it for real since both Batman and Joker fight to the death in an alternate universe.
Graphics have an awesome framerate in the next generation systems(Wii U, PS4) and look great as well. The cutscenes however seem to look that of several years ago since though they do have great cinematics they look unpolished. These cutscenes look like they were made in 2008, and this game was released in April 2013. Why can't cutscenes LOOK almost like the graphics of the gameplay?
Injustice Gods Among Us has an Ultimate Edition available for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, and PlayStation Vita. This version includes all previously released Downloadable Content including 30 new skins, 6 new characters, and 60 new S.T.A.R. lab missions.
Final verdict for this great game is a 9.3/10. Points made include:
+: Thrilling Gameplay
+: Variety including not just content but gameplay moves
+: Excellent and sharp framerate plus HD graphics
+: Interesting Story
-: Lack of 2013 Cutscene Quality
Gameplay is fighting like Mortal Combat, Street Fighter, and Super Smash Bros. and there are countless different fighting moves to kick butt at. You get to play as numerous characters both heroic and villianous including Batman, Green Lantern, Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash, The Joker, Lex Luther, Bane, etc. How awesome are these characters? I really like how this game tried it's best to be an awesome fighting game and definitely not some cheap rip-off of Mortal Combat or Street Fighter. Each character has their own abilities such as Batman's gadgets of robotic bats and grapple and Green Lantern's magical weapons such as green glow mini-gun. Arenas include Batcave, Watchtower, and Fortress of Solitude. The effects of the fighting look stunning as the moves are so real beyond belief. i do feel for jumping that another unused button could have been used instead of being jerked by the left analog stick.
Story is Superman is deceived into killing Lois Lane and unborn son plus destroying Metropolis by the Joker. Superman becomes a tyrant in an alternate timeline as he pits some heroes against other heroes such as Raven and Cyborg vs. Batman and Green Lantern. The story seems so awesome because it makes you wonder why Superman or any other superhero would be an antagonist(s) despite that being in an alternate timeline. Don't you worry Superman fans, the real Superman isn't evil, he just has an evil clone. Joker obtained a nuclear weapon and will use it to kill millions of people in Metropolis and it's unknown if he actually used it for real since both Batman and Joker fight to the death in an alternate universe.
Graphics have an awesome framerate in the next generation systems(Wii U, PS4) and look great as well. The cutscenes however seem to look that of several years ago since though they do have great cinematics they look unpolished. These cutscenes look like they were made in 2008, and this game was released in April 2013. Why can't cutscenes LOOK almost like the graphics of the gameplay?
Injustice Gods Among Us has an Ultimate Edition available for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, and PlayStation Vita. This version includes all previously released Downloadable Content including 30 new skins, 6 new characters, and 60 new S.T.A.R. lab missions.
Final verdict for this great game is a 9.3/10. Points made include:
+: Thrilling Gameplay
+: Variety including not just content but gameplay moves
+: Excellent and sharp framerate plus HD graphics
+: Interesting Story
-: Lack of 2013 Cutscene Quality
PlayStation 4 Released
Just released November 15, 2013, PlayStation 4 has arrived managing to be high definition and stylist too. I've heard that some PS4's may have some hardware problems but it's unlikely those problems will be as bad as the Core Xbox 360 "Red Ring of Death" fiascos. I've played several games on PS4 already and they look more defined graphically than PS3 and Xbox 360.
Hardware looks almost futuristic as it looks appealing. I do scrutinize the power and eject buttons for not feeling like easy buttons to press as these are critical for making the console work such as ejecting discs and turning console on/off. The console's power button turns on/off similar to the newer Xbox 360 models. Sometimes you may find yourself pressing the odd pin thin eject button several times to try and eject the disc. Fortunately, the disc will eject with some patience and there's no problem putting discs in the system. When a game disc is inserted or a digital download is purchased, the game will install to the hard drive and appear on the menu screen, indicated whether or not it's either digital or disc required by an icon of a disc.
Games typically play in 1080p, which has been rare(exception of Wii U) in video game consoles as most PS3 and Xbox 360 games play at no higher than 720p. PS4's typical video output and input for games is 1080p and nearly all games have remote play abilities. What else is new is I haven't seen so much detail in graphics before as comparing the PS4 edition of Assassin's Creed IV to Grand Theft Auto V, the former has a sharper presentation of display, increasing framerate and picture in ways PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 are typically unable to do. It would be a shame for there not to be an Ultimate Edition of Grand Theft Auto V for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Unfortunately, you can't play games with 4K but you can so with movies, videos, and pictures. But 1080p for games is amazing and makes graphics to having more detail as I would have seen the difference in had I played Dishonored for next-generation consoles compared to the PS3 and Xbox 360 ones.
HDMI is replacing the dinosaur Composite analog video that was the main video input ending with the Nintendo Wii. PlayStation 4 makes the Nintendo Wii look older than the PlayStation 2. The Wii U has officially been set back by the superior PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The Wii U, PS4, and Xbox One have 1080p HDMI as primary inputs but the Wii U has the option of composite video.
The Dualshock 4 controller has a fresh new approach to it, adding a touchpad which can also act as a button, a "share" button allowing you to record about 15 minutes maximum of gameplay per consecutive sect, a sturdier design, and the texture of the controller has something that seems fun to scratch. The touchpad not only works smoother than the touchscreen controls of a Nintendo DS or any tablet device, but also can replace the "select" button that was on previous dualshock controllers, providing the same button functionalities but making room for the "share" button. The pause button is now the "options" button. Other controllers include PS Vita which acts like a tablet controller via Remote Play, plus you can also use the PlayStation App for iOS and Android devices.
Don't forget about the microphone built into the Dualshock 4 controller. Now you don't need a headset for communications for online multiplayer. PlayStation 4 has a mic built into the controller and voice commands just like Kinect 2.0 for Xbox One.
PlayStation 4 is more than you expect.
Hardware looks almost futuristic as it looks appealing. I do scrutinize the power and eject buttons for not feeling like easy buttons to press as these are critical for making the console work such as ejecting discs and turning console on/off. The console's power button turns on/off similar to the newer Xbox 360 models. Sometimes you may find yourself pressing the odd pin thin eject button several times to try and eject the disc. Fortunately, the disc will eject with some patience and there's no problem putting discs in the system. When a game disc is inserted or a digital download is purchased, the game will install to the hard drive and appear on the menu screen, indicated whether or not it's either digital or disc required by an icon of a disc.
Games typically play in 1080p, which has been rare(exception of Wii U) in video game consoles as most PS3 and Xbox 360 games play at no higher than 720p. PS4's typical video output and input for games is 1080p and nearly all games have remote play abilities. What else is new is I haven't seen so much detail in graphics before as comparing the PS4 edition of Assassin's Creed IV to Grand Theft Auto V, the former has a sharper presentation of display, increasing framerate and picture in ways PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 are typically unable to do. It would be a shame for there not to be an Ultimate Edition of Grand Theft Auto V for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Unfortunately, you can't play games with 4K but you can so with movies, videos, and pictures. But 1080p for games is amazing and makes graphics to having more detail as I would have seen the difference in had I played Dishonored for next-generation consoles compared to the PS3 and Xbox 360 ones.
HDMI is replacing the dinosaur Composite analog video that was the main video input ending with the Nintendo Wii. PlayStation 4 makes the Nintendo Wii look older than the PlayStation 2. The Wii U has officially been set back by the superior PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The Wii U, PS4, and Xbox One have 1080p HDMI as primary inputs but the Wii U has the option of composite video.
The Dualshock 4 controller has a fresh new approach to it, adding a touchpad which can also act as a button, a "share" button allowing you to record about 15 minutes maximum of gameplay per consecutive sect, a sturdier design, and the texture of the controller has something that seems fun to scratch. The touchpad not only works smoother than the touchscreen controls of a Nintendo DS or any tablet device, but also can replace the "select" button that was on previous dualshock controllers, providing the same button functionalities but making room for the "share" button. The pause button is now the "options" button. Other controllers include PS Vita which acts like a tablet controller via Remote Play, plus you can also use the PlayStation App for iOS and Android devices.
Don't forget about the microphone built into the Dualshock 4 controller. Now you don't need a headset for communications for online multiplayer. PlayStation 4 has a mic built into the controller and voice commands just like Kinect 2.0 for Xbox One.
PlayStation 4 is more than you expect.
Friday, November 15, 2013
Just Dance 2014 review
For PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Wii, Wii U, Xbox 360, and Xbox One.
Just Dance 2014 is a dance party game which has you dancing to over 40+ songs which I must say are considered popular. Artists such as Justin Bieber, Nicky Minaj, One Direction, Ke$ha, Rihanna, Ricky Martin, etc. Modes included are Classic, On-Stage, Master, World Dance Floor, and Dance DJ with some new twists such as changes in difficulties from being numbers to Easy, Medium, Hard, and Hardest, new remix value, better graphics, and a few new songs. There's not much to say about this game since it recycles many of the songs from it's last game and failed to bring other artists and new songs into this game. What would have been awesome is since "Prince Ali" from Disney's Aladdin was a song in this game, "Be Prepared" from Lion King and "World's Greatest Criminal Mind" from Great Mouse Detective could have been included as songs.
This game will give you a workout and now it seems even easier to save the recording of your dancing if you just so happen to have PS4 or Xbox One. I like how and was surprised by how the PlayStation Camera for PlayStation 4 worked as great as Kinect as you don't need a PS Move or Wii remote controller like in PlayStation 3 or Wii/Wii U respectively. The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions are better than the others in my view since the PS4/XOne add a newer feeling to the game and makes it feel less recycled. Just Dance 2014 is still fun to dance too and still has variety in songs and modes, with DLC adding more songs to the collection.
Online modes are fun too as online leaderboards are included and this game isn't a one player game.
Final verdict gains a 7/10(PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, Wii U) 7.7/10(PS4, Xbox One). Points:
+: Fun Gameplay
+: Better Outlook(PS4 and Xbox One)
+: Better PS Camera and Kinect Response(PS4 and Xbox One)
-: Recycled content
-: Fails to fulfill potential
Just Dance 2014 is a dance party game which has you dancing to over 40+ songs which I must say are considered popular. Artists such as Justin Bieber, Nicky Minaj, One Direction, Ke$ha, Rihanna, Ricky Martin, etc. Modes included are Classic, On-Stage, Master, World Dance Floor, and Dance DJ with some new twists such as changes in difficulties from being numbers to Easy, Medium, Hard, and Hardest, new remix value, better graphics, and a few new songs. There's not much to say about this game since it recycles many of the songs from it's last game and failed to bring other artists and new songs into this game. What would have been awesome is since "Prince Ali" from Disney's Aladdin was a song in this game, "Be Prepared" from Lion King and "World's Greatest Criminal Mind" from Great Mouse Detective could have been included as songs.
This game will give you a workout and now it seems even easier to save the recording of your dancing if you just so happen to have PS4 or Xbox One. I like how and was surprised by how the PlayStation Camera for PlayStation 4 worked as great as Kinect as you don't need a PS Move or Wii remote controller like in PlayStation 3 or Wii/Wii U respectively. The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions are better than the others in my view since the PS4/XOne add a newer feeling to the game and makes it feel less recycled. Just Dance 2014 is still fun to dance too and still has variety in songs and modes, with DLC adding more songs to the collection.
Online modes are fun too as online leaderboards are included and this game isn't a one player game.
Final verdict gains a 7/10(PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, Wii U) 7.7/10(PS4, Xbox One). Points:
+: Fun Gameplay
+: Better Outlook(PS4 and Xbox One)
+: Better PS Camera and Kinect Response(PS4 and Xbox One)
-: Recycled content
-: Fails to fulfill potential
Need For Speed Rivals review
For PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and Windows.
Need For Speed Rivals is a racing game the continues the long line of Need For Speed titles, keeping in mind that thrill and adrenaline are what make Need For Speed great. Need For Speed Rivals takes another approach while recycling some of the classic gameplay modes we love to play. Rivals is either the first or second Need For Speed title of the 8th generation(depending on counting Wii U version of NFS: Most Wanted as 8th Gen) that brings a new perspective to Need For Speed franchise.
Gameplay for Rivals combines what's great with NFS: Hot Pursuit and NFS: Most Wanted as you will play as both racers and cops. The point system is based on say a racers heat level and cops performance. The points you gain from completing goals and races can be used for upgrades such as new cars, performance upgrades, and pursuit technology, which are all purchased at the hideout(racer) and command post(cop). Twist here for racer is when you are busted by police, you lose your multiplier and all of your un-banked points. Points you earn as a racer are banked when you visit your hideout. Another interesting feature is called AllDrive, which allows you to instantaneously switch from single player to online mode, racing with online players never was so convenient. Rivals feels like Hot Pursuit and Most Wanted combined with more interesting twists. Speed points are earned by evading cops obviously and doing more of that will get you more speed points. Also look for your heat level as speed points will come towards you faster and police will be more eager to bust you. When playing as a cop, look for a racer's heat level to earn more points when busting a racer. As for unlocking content, as you progress through the cop storyline you will unlock cars automatically. As for racers, cars are unlocked by first ranking up and purchasing said car with speed points(which are obviously banked). This game will have you raising stakes race after race, pursuit after pursuit with pursuits being a gamble as if you get busted, you lose all un-banked points as I've mentioned before. For police, play as pursuit, enforcer, or undercover missions. I also love how pursuit technology does and makes it's way.
Graphics look more detailed on PS4 and Xbox One games than ever before. I can't tell you how much detail is in this game's visual. Comparing it to Hot Pursuit and even Most Wanted, you'll see closely with 1080p graphics that were unavailable on previous(7th) generation systems concerning detail. I don't think you could do any better with graphics, exception being a high end gaming PC and the to be released 2014 Steam Machine. Sounds keep in tune with the Need For Speed family and are real.
I do however want to file a few complaints. One complaint I have is there are only 26 cars in the game, compared to 62 cars for Most Wanted. Plus, while Redview County looks amazing with delightful nature and variety of roads(roads, highways), the whole environment lacks towns and can feel lonely at times unlike Blaine County in Grand Theft Auto V. Hopefully EA will make some DLC packs to increase number of vehicles
The final verdict for this amazing game is an 8.3/10. Points made:
+: Great Gameplay Ideas
+: Amazing and Cutting Edge Graphics
+: Consistency with Need For Speed franchise
-: Short Selection of Cars
-: Lonely environment*
*=Despite feeling lonely, it's done very well and isn't half bad.
Need For Speed Rivals is a racing game the continues the long line of Need For Speed titles, keeping in mind that thrill and adrenaline are what make Need For Speed great. Need For Speed Rivals takes another approach while recycling some of the classic gameplay modes we love to play. Rivals is either the first or second Need For Speed title of the 8th generation(depending on counting Wii U version of NFS: Most Wanted as 8th Gen) that brings a new perspective to Need For Speed franchise.
Gameplay for Rivals combines what's great with NFS: Hot Pursuit and NFS: Most Wanted as you will play as both racers and cops. The point system is based on say a racers heat level and cops performance. The points you gain from completing goals and races can be used for upgrades such as new cars, performance upgrades, and pursuit technology, which are all purchased at the hideout(racer) and command post(cop). Twist here for racer is when you are busted by police, you lose your multiplier and all of your un-banked points. Points you earn as a racer are banked when you visit your hideout. Another interesting feature is called AllDrive, which allows you to instantaneously switch from single player to online mode, racing with online players never was so convenient. Rivals feels like Hot Pursuit and Most Wanted combined with more interesting twists. Speed points are earned by evading cops obviously and doing more of that will get you more speed points. Also look for your heat level as speed points will come towards you faster and police will be more eager to bust you. When playing as a cop, look for a racer's heat level to earn more points when busting a racer. As for unlocking content, as you progress through the cop storyline you will unlock cars automatically. As for racers, cars are unlocked by first ranking up and purchasing said car with speed points(which are obviously banked). This game will have you raising stakes race after race, pursuit after pursuit with pursuits being a gamble as if you get busted, you lose all un-banked points as I've mentioned before. For police, play as pursuit, enforcer, or undercover missions. I also love how pursuit technology does and makes it's way.
Graphics look more detailed on PS4 and Xbox One games than ever before. I can't tell you how much detail is in this game's visual. Comparing it to Hot Pursuit and even Most Wanted, you'll see closely with 1080p graphics that were unavailable on previous(7th) generation systems concerning detail. I don't think you could do any better with graphics, exception being a high end gaming PC and the to be released 2014 Steam Machine. Sounds keep in tune with the Need For Speed family and are real.
I do however want to file a few complaints. One complaint I have is there are only 26 cars in the game, compared to 62 cars for Most Wanted. Plus, while Redview County looks amazing with delightful nature and variety of roads(roads, highways), the whole environment lacks towns and can feel lonely at times unlike Blaine County in Grand Theft Auto V. Hopefully EA will make some DLC packs to increase number of vehicles
The final verdict for this amazing game is an 8.3/10. Points made:
+: Great Gameplay Ideas
+: Amazing and Cutting Edge Graphics
+: Consistency with Need For Speed franchise
-: Short Selection of Cars
-: Lonely environment*
*=Despite feeling lonely, it's done very well and isn't half bad.
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Knack review
A PlayStation 4 exclusive launch title that sees the best of times but the worst of times.
The story consists of evil goblins attacking the World and scientists gear up to stop them with a particular scientist creating a creature made from an alternate power source dubbed "relics" which powers technology on it's own like magic. The creature created is called Knack, which powers up and grows like magic powered by "relics" from lost civilizations. What I like about the gameplay is that it works and how impressive Knack is in changing size to make things far more convenient. As impressive as the setting of the future is as well as learning of an awesome ultimate power system, the gameplay is repetitive as gameplay will be the same old stuff such as beating up various enemies and smashing obstacles while collecting more magic relic rocks. The voice acting doesn't seem to have much feeling either as you may find yourself bored and uninterested in the characters. Co-op is included as you can get an extra player which helps when going gets tough.
Graphics and displays look amazing but things seem recycled as repetitiveness ruins the sci-fi experience of Knack. I like how real and crisp the designs look but bad acting accompanied it, which is a shame.
While Knack has great ideas and some fun gameplay, it just fails to deliver as deserving of positive reviews. It does however avoided deserving negative reviews so that leaves mixed reviews.
Rating for this game is a 6.8/10
+: Great Sci-Fi ideas
+: Amazing displays and visuals
-: Repetitive Gameplay
-: Uninteresting and bland character acting
The story consists of evil goblins attacking the World and scientists gear up to stop them with a particular scientist creating a creature made from an alternate power source dubbed "relics" which powers technology on it's own like magic. The creature created is called Knack, which powers up and grows like magic powered by "relics" from lost civilizations. What I like about the gameplay is that it works and how impressive Knack is in changing size to make things far more convenient. As impressive as the setting of the future is as well as learning of an awesome ultimate power system, the gameplay is repetitive as gameplay will be the same old stuff such as beating up various enemies and smashing obstacles while collecting more magic relic rocks. The voice acting doesn't seem to have much feeling either as you may find yourself bored and uninterested in the characters. Co-op is included as you can get an extra player which helps when going gets tough.
Graphics and displays look amazing but things seem recycled as repetitiveness ruins the sci-fi experience of Knack. I like how real and crisp the designs look but bad acting accompanied it, which is a shame.
While Knack has great ideas and some fun gameplay, it just fails to deliver as deserving of positive reviews. It does however avoided deserving negative reviews so that leaves mixed reviews.
Rating for this game is a 6.8/10
+: Great Sci-Fi ideas
+: Amazing displays and visuals
-: Repetitive Gameplay
-: Uninteresting and bland character acting
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