This level of detail in a
racing game of this style is super important in making it a game that will keep your attention for a long time.
Most games of this style may or may not include maps so you can find your way around, but the great thing about this game is that all your maps are blank from the beginning and you need to create your own maps on the fly.
Regardless, the lesson I learned was that the story wasn't important to a
FPS game of this style (I'm aware that Bioshock and Portal both have awesome central stories).
Unless Mario on NX is a collectathon, Yooka - Laylee will be the
only game of the style in a very, very long time.
Borderlands 2 + Change of Pace (FPS + RPG whereas most games like this are top - down) + Great art style + Humor + Tons of weapons to choose from + Coming to the Vita next year - Lack of non-gun abilities - LV - Up choices limited compared to most games of this style
In fact I nearly put this on that list as well but I thought one
game of this style was enough.
The end result is that luck often feels like it has more impact on whether you clear levels than skill, which in
a game of this style doesn't really fit.
Unusually for
a game of this style, there is no area of control.
Unusually for
a game of this style there's no manual save system so your left to rely entirely on the auto - save function, trusting it to capture your progress at the right times.
The specific how and why of the journey is left hazy for most of the experience but
a game of this style needs little story to perform with.
It was many of the same types of worlds the past Super Mario games used, but because people had waited so long for
a game of this style and caliber, they still ate it up.
It's certainly a unique release for the Xbox 360, but it remains unseen to whether submarines can lend themselves to good gameplay or not, a promise of Arcade style action is unsual for
a game of this style.
What The Council does really well though is its decision choices that it offers the player and
games of this style have been guilty of utilising this system with really no difference being made to the overall outcome of the game.
Now I get that not every game is going to appeal, but they do give out
games of all styles.
The story is lighthearted, fun, and just as mildly over-the-top as expected from
a game of this style.