hi guy

So did the intro, then the game kept crashing every time I tried doing the crime cameras on hot fuzz world, broken mess won't stop crashing then you lose progress (MANAGED TO FIX IT EVENTUALLY), glad I got this cheap on cd keys because it's not worth full price, especially when you can't play the game due to crashing randomly frequently, the puzzles are bad you left wondering what do I do how do I do this with no explanations, I get the game can't hold your hand but come on this is poor work, and the frame rate issues are a pain at times as well. It's a slog fest and annoying, very disappointing as I was excited for this and waited so they'd fix things......it left me bored as things get so repetitive like levels are the same thing over and over pretty much. .. quite a lot of glitches too....

Recommended (if you're old, patient, and have a tolerance for jank)
Let’s be clear: Funko Fusion is fun—like, actual, genuine fun. But only if you can look past the fact that it runs like it’s powered by a potato running Windows XP.

👍 The Good:
It’s like Disney Infinity and a Comic-Con panel had a baby. You jump between franchises, collect little plastic versions of your favorite characters, and bash enemies with them. Peak nostalgia fuel.
Playing as Rick from The Walking Dead and blasting zombies in the Shaun of the Dead level is exactly as dumb and amazing as it sounds.
The controls work! Always a bonus.
It's one of those games where you finish a level, smile, and then go touch grass. No endless grind, no FOMO, just vibes.

👎 The Bad (aka “What is happening under the hood?”):
Performance? What performance. The game chugs like it’s carrying a freight train uphill.
Crank the settings up and it turns into a PowerPoint presentation with bonus screen tearing.
I can run modern AAA titles on ultra, but Funko Fusion saw my specs and said “Nah, we good.” It’s low settings or no settings.

Final Verdict:
Buy it on sale if you:
Love dumb fun
Have fond memories of smashing action figures together as a kid.
Don’t mind graphics that look like they were rendered on a microwave
If you expect smooth performance or visuals from this decade, this ain’t it, chief.