Not exact matches
The controls are very confusing at
first but
after a solid
hour of
gameplay you get used to them.
Distinctly average, and aside from a few interesting online elements there's little to keep you coming back for more
after your
first few
hours of
gameplay.
At
first it feels as if there is a ton of variety in the
gameplay, but you will soon realize
after about 3 - 4
hours you have done everything there is to be done.
That said, the core
gameplay doesn't really evolve much
after the
first three or four
hours and is never quite as complex as it
first seems.
Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy served as an inspiration for few names and situations (Dite, the world the game is set in; Charon Corps, the game tasked with the exploration of this world; the AI named
after Vergil, and so on), which as an Italian I particularly enjoyed, but isn't as deep as hinted at during the
first hour or so of
gameplay.
This inevitably leads to repetitive
gameplay that gets old
after the
first hour.
Although Vertical Drop Heroes HD's simple
gameplay setup is fun at
first, it starts to become repetitive and bland
after playing for about an
hour or so.
For the
first few
hours Naughty Bear is highly entertaining and unique but
after a time the idea's begin to wilt and become repetitive and the lack of variety in locations and
gameplay begins to bore but I have no doubt that this game will find a niche of gamers to slot itself into and it does deserve it for all of its flaws it's unique and plain fun which are both things that many games now are lacking in.