Bomb Rush Cyberfunk

absolute peak

Мой друг смог забросить мяч в кольцо за 10 минут, а мне потребовалось полдня, чтобы понять, где встать, какую кнопку атаки использовать и как точно ударить по мячу. После этого мне понадобилось еще полдня, чтобы сделать по 100 попыток с каждым персонажем, забросить все мячи и вернуть их на площадку, потому что после броска они всегда улетали за пределы площадки. А мой друг, который узнал об этом достижении только от меня, с 10-й попытки забросил мяч в кольцо, случайно попав в зону попадания, но не до конца, и получил достижение. Как можно быть невысоким и играть в баскетбол?

got softlocked

Great fun, really feels like a gamecube era experience. Absolutely bumpin' (if not slightly repetitive) music, great character and world design, interesting levels full of stuff to find. I thoroughly enjoyed my time. It's not without flaws though, for one I found pretty much all of the combat and "boss fights" to basically be torture. Grinding (literally ha) to a halt to mash light attack isn't much fun. And while some of the fights are more interesting than others (getting as much air as possible to get the helicopters is kinda fun) overall it just took away from the experience and I tried to finish those sequences as quickly as possible. The levels also while fun to look at are mostly pretty one track which is kind of a letdown. Most areas have one predefined line for you to bomb without much along that to spice up repeat attempts, and the actual trick system doesn't have much depth so you're out of luck there too. This is particularly rough for some areas you have to to go through multiple times like Millennium Square or all of Versum Hill (that area is really dull imo.) It reminds me a lot of some of the Prince Of Persia reboot games in that way, the illusion of an open space to dance around that's really just a spiderweb of prebuilt rows hoops to jump through. All of this made me wholey unmotivated to achievement hunt as it'd mean looping back through areas I'd been through multiple times already, which is unfortunate. Then a few minor nitpicks. One the sense of speed isn't great in most cases, wish there was a bit more ramp up especially on downhill sections because as is it's entirely based on how big your multiplier is (unless you do a full jump ig) which feels odd in a lot of sections. And then two I wish the different styles (bike skates board) had tangible differences gameplay wise that made me want to try other options. Because as is I found myself not really caring which I used, as long as it wasn't bmx lol. Anywho the bones here are great, I'm very much looking forward to the sequel and hope that Team Reptile can add a little more depth to these systems and make the next one a real knockout. [b]Clear pink tinted hard plastic flip phone case, with fuzzy lanyard / 10 [/b]

absolute peak, multiplayer modding goes hard. shoutout to freesoul

Worlds BEST game ever

I felt like its 2003, I unboxed my brand new Xbox and with it came a game called "Jet Set Radio Future". After 20+ years we have not gotten a successor to that game. However, Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is a spiritual successor through and through to JSRF, it captured everything so well from JSRF and if you were a big fan of JSRF you will be thrown in a time machine playing this game. The art style, the music (they even got the same dude that made music for JSRF in this game), the story, it has the soul of JSRF. The gameplay is really solid and if this is your first time playing you will enjoy.