A high octane, high tech adventure replete with comedy, and 80s style action, with characters that have great themes, that despite having the same instrumental tenor as a porno flick starring Michael J. Fox and a pyrotechnics machine, nevertheless offers a bundle of short stories, that fold into a larger story overtime.
A basic drawback that I will point out, is that the MC does have limitations to his own morality. You aren't ever really joining the comic book styled villains in this, but you can bend certain things to your own decision when the decision pops up.
By the time I reached the point of guns blazing I pretty much grew to acknowledge that LlamaMann Games' taste in action sequences are rather smooth, and clever. Like a stick of butter brought to an almost-boil before dipping between those fish-sticks you call toes, by the time you get to the point of meeting more and more characters including a familiar duo by the endgame, you kinda get the urge to start all over again and play without naming every character some variant of the teletubbies or the ninja turtles.
A basic drawback that I will point out, is that the MC does have limitations to his own morality. You aren't ever really joining the comic book styled villains in this, but you can bend certain things to your own decision when the decision pops up.
By the time I reached the point of guns blazing I pretty much grew to acknowledge that LlamaMann Games' taste in action sequences are rather smooth, and clever. Like a stick of butter brought to an almost-boil before dipping between those fish-sticks you call toes, by the time you get to the point of meeting more and more characters including a familiar duo by the endgame, you kinda get the urge to start all over again and play without naming every character some variant of the teletubbies or the ninja turtles.