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I want to kill Son Goku.

league of legends but soccer

for a new game, its pretty fun but the trailer was a bit misleading

The game is fun. But, it has its caveats. To sum up my experience:

Dragon Ball Z focused on both the story and the filler.
Dragon Ball Z Kai focused on more of the story, less of the filler.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot focused less on the story, more on the filler.

DBZ offered a very balanced experienced and is the original after all. Would recommend watching. DBZ Kai still solid offered a solid experience with the voice acting and animation being a lot more refined than Z. Would recommend watching still. DBZ: Kakarot on the other hand still delivers the full story, but tends to skim on some of the details. If you've watched DBZ, then you will still enjoy this game as you get to play through the original story since it stays mostly true to the original. However, a good chunk of the details are omitted or skimmed over when it comes to delivery of the main story. The side quests are sometimes fun but other times can be outright boring as you just fly to grab an ingredient or something like that. That said, the game is still fun and worth the $20 I got it for on sale.

uhh the animatronic characters here.. do get a bit quirky at night

Played it through with my close friend. Well deserved Game of the Year.

Let me first preface this with saying this is not a game meant for kids. Concepts like divorce and the effects it has on children is not for the faint of heart. The infamous "elephant scene" is viewed to be dark and turned a number of people away from recommending this game to others, but in my opinion those individuals overlooked the bigger picture of what the scene was meant to offer in terms of the story and the player's views on the overall narrative. That's not what I'm going to make as the topic of my review however. You can find a more in depth explanation on a 30 minute YouTube video essay or something like that.

That aside, the game has a well-written narrative backed by incredibly unique game-play. Every level feels different from the previous and offers an experience not found in many other games being developed in recent times. I don't want to spoil anything in particular. So, to say the least, It Takes Two succeeds in offering a unique spin on the Platformer genre not found in other games developed in recent times.

Level design is generally linear and easy to play through. I can't say I struggled with the game or really had any frustrating moments, although some parts did require a bit of finesse to get through. Overall very intuitive and easy to get a hang of alongside some small mini-games thrown here and there to compete with whoever you're playing with. They don't do anything to the story, just offers something random and fun to do every now and then.

It Takes Two succeeds in all aspects of a co-op game. It is possible to play through one sitting, although it would be a very long sitting, with an average of 12-14 hours to complete. I guarantee whoever you're playing with whether it's a friend or a significant other that you'll have a joyful experience and take something away from it at the end.

Good game, good story, worth the play. New game plus lacks in the mechanics needed for replayability personally. Great modding compatibility though.

That said, I can't recommend it at $40. If you get the game free through EA Play like I did, or can get the game cheaper through a sale or CD key, then I'd say it's worth. Roughly 20 hours playtime for the story. Definitely shorter depending on difficulty and how much time is spent looking for secrets.

Amazon

Fun game, great tribute to Half Life.

Cause of death: explosion