To top it off, you can choose to play the game cooperatively, which has you splitting up the limbs with one or more players. This is where much of the enjoyment comes from something as simple as making a cup of coffee can result in a mess of broken kitchenware, and as an example, when I was trying to get “dad” to grill up some burgers for his family, he accidentally hit his wife with the barbeque cover while burning his tentacles. The controls map his legs to each trigger, and his right arm to the thumbsticks, which also control the legs when you’re moving him around. Octodad’s peculiar situation translates smoothly to the controls, in the sense that you’ll immediately have trouble keeping him on a straight path. Having kids? Yup, he’s done it all, but you would probably be better off not trying to puzzle out the specific details, mainly, how an octopus and a human could… well, you know… Octodad still centres around the hilarious exploits of an octopus, who has managed to live a relatively normal human life, despite being blessed with eight unwieldy tentacles and a face that only a mother could love. While there will undoubtedly be complaints from those who simply look at Octodad as a game (and nothing more), there’s a heartwarming story to be told, if you’re willing to take the time to look for it.īut let’s not get crazy or anything. Yet, developer Young Horses has pulled it all off. Playing as an octopus is already silly enough, but stuffing him into a cheap three-piece suit and tasking him with living a normal life all while continuing to pass off as a loving father is insane. Octodad: Dadliest Catch’s premise is, at its very core, inherently stupid.
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