Sunset Overdrive

Jogo impecável do inicio ao fim. Missões principais e secundárias que te predem. O jogo aparece com uma surpresa a cada hora. É incrível oque conseguiram fazer aqui.

The story feels like it was written by a fifth grader. It's presented in a confusing and often contradictory way, so you rarely know what's actually going on, but that fits the game's intention of being complete chaos, so you eventually just stop caring that nothing makes any sense. The interactions, story, and dialogue are over-the-top and seem thrown together, yet because the game never takes itself seriously, it somehow works perfectly. These may sound like criticisms, but for *Sunset Overdrive*, they really aren't. It's simply a one-of-a-kind experience. The gameplay is genuinely fun, and that's more than enough while you watch what feels like a fifth-grade postmodern work of art being built in the background. Beneath all the absurdity, there's actually a surprisingly interesting social commentary that recalls the punk movement and its rebellion against the capitalist system, which makes the story, despite everything, remarkably original. You can say a lot of things about this game, but "generic" definitely isn't one of them. Speaking of the punk movement, the soundtrack is easily one of the best punk rock soundtracks I've ever heard. Even if you don't plan on playing the game, I'd still recommend listening to the music if you're into rock. On PC, the game also has an issue where it displays a fake "corrupted save" message and can crash from time to time.

I see why people call this underrated. The story is nothing to write home about, but the game knows that, and the game reminds you of that. The constant 4th wall breaking keeps the player reminding that it is a game. The jokes don't always land, and characters can get a bit annoying. A bit too annoying. But the gameplay! Oh, the gameplay! This is truly the most gamey game I have ever played. The movement is the most fun part of the game. Fast traveling feels so unsatisfying because it is infinitely more fun to go from one end of the map to another by bouncing, gliding, dashing, and grinding. The variety in guns is another amazing part of the game. Usually when I start a game, I try to find a gun or two that work and stick to them. It was really different this time. Trying different guns felt a lot more rewarding than using the same gun for a long time. The chaos is what the game thrives on. It would be more meaningful to assume that having too many enemies will make it more difficult, but no. The more ODs you can have, the more chaos you can create, the more of them you can blast by jumping on cars, the better. I have so much more to write about the game. I probably will later. For now, Sunset Overdrive is one of the best bad games I have ever played.

This game was a blast. Never lets up for a minute and even has some minigame scenarios here and there to spice things up. If you like fast-paced action games this one is a Can't Miss.

TL;DR: I recommend this game. Keyboard and Mouse controls are a bit weird to get used to. The movement and the shooting are wonderful. I wouldn't recommend 100%ing it, unless you have in mind the vending machine and blimp achievements as you progress the story. Sunset Overdrive is one of those games that provides so much joy and humour as you play; stringing parkour from one side of the city to the other side while killing ODs and racking up a huge combo. It's nothing but an awesome dream. I'd personally highly recommend, it's built for xbox first, and it shows that with how the parkour can be a little bit clunky and can feel extremely weird at times. But, that was 1% of the entire playthrough. I fully finished the game and 100%d with all achievements. I can't say it was super fun, but you can clearly see the typical "Destroy X" type of achievement like in the old Xbox days, which I can enjoy at times. The one that typically got me in a choke hold was the "Crash Landing" achievement. I never knew you could blow up the blimps, so having to find a strategy to just "spawn in > kill blimp > reset challenge (glide challenge #2 my belovered)." Just to do this for this specific achievement. The movement, parkour and gunplay feel extremely good. One bad thing for being a person that likes odd keybinds, if you rebind "Roll / Grind" to a mouse button (mouse 4 in my case,) you can't go around the corners of a wall run, you have to rebind the control to something on the keyboard and it'll work as intended again. Unsure why this is the case, but I just learnt how to get around it anyway. Story is interesting, I did lose a bit of what the "lore" was meant to be in here and there, but I like the references and 4th wall breaking parts. It's charming for a game from this era. One last thing: I also experienced crashing. But this was only after a LONG period of gameplay. I'm assuming it's a memory issue, but easily fixed just by saving and quitting. I also had weird issues of sound effects not play at times, broke all AI in the game and music just turning off randomly. All of these are fixed just by save quitting the game. Annoying, but what do you expect from an old game for Xboxs first.

bring back chaos squad mode

es entretenido y frenetico

muy bueno

A game about rebellion forces the player to stay on the narrow rails or lose health fast. It also makes you stay inside boundaries. You punk fan morons won't like a game telling you what to do because you're individuals or whatever. Music and visuals capture the whole imbecilic punk vibe. You will be delighted and jumping around to this idiot nation trash but movement limitations will ruin the enjoyment of your rioting. At least you get to spray your graffiti.

Lo unico bueno que salio de la one