A good example of this is Glitch Ball, which divides the squad into two teams battling to shoot balls into the opponent’s goal while slowing each other down with a bat and shotgun attacks, kind of like Rocket League but with firearms. These are smaller, simpler games that are only available at the checkpoints of the different levels.
One possible way to break up the monotony is the minigames. The only thing you can really do is replay each level on a harder difficulty meaning you’ll likely get tired of the game pretty quickly. With only three stages that can be beaten fairly quickly, you’ll likely see most of what the game has to offer over a weekend. Overall, what’s on offer is a lot of fun however it comes with a big drawback in just how little content is actually there. It’s good for those that don’t want a roadblock like a boss to stop them from getting to the next level. It’s pretty flexible but you’ll need to be careful since losing will force the player to go back to the beginning of the world creating a good risk vs reward aspect. When unlocked, you can choose to take on the boss at any time. This all adds a good layer of variety to the game that keeps you on your toes as you go into the next playthrough.Īs you complete levels, a meter fills up that unlocks a boss battle. The game will also randomly rearrange levels on each new playthrough, so while you may recognize a certain area, it’s not always in the same order. While enemies will are constantly spawning, the team will have to complete basic tasks like destroying particular objects, finding keys, or capturing specific points for a certain length of time. Once again, very Left 4 Dead but with fewer zombies and more neon.Įach level isn’t always just about killing enemies though, there are many different objectives to keep you busy. The main loop of the game is less about completing a big campaign and more about starting a new run and gunning through as many of the randomly generated levels as you can, while also unlocking rewards and earning XP along the way. Welcome To The ArcadeĪrcadegeddon is a co-op third-person shooter focused on fast-paced bombastic gunfire. The maps of all three locations are fun to play through and feel unique from one another, that being said considering how often you’ll be seeing them, that uniqueness may start to wear thin as the game goes on. Nerve City is a neon lite city center, Mystic Isles is the jungle stage and Aftermath is post-apocalyptic. It has a modern-retro feel that fits the game’s setting.Īt the time of release, Arcadegeddon has three maps, called biomes: Nerve Center, Mystic Isles, and Aftermath.
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The exaggerated proportions of the characters combined with their multicolored skin tones remind a lot of early 2000s cartoons like Reboot, in a good way. Just from seeing the characters and hub, I really like how expressive the cartoony art style is. You’ll begin the game by creating a custom character (with over 100+ cosmetic combinations: mostly made up of a diverse range of attire), then make your way to Gilly’s Arcade which serves as the game’s primary hub area. As a loyal customer of Gilly’s, it’s your job to go into the games and exterminate the virus to save the arcade. The conglomerate has used a virus to infect his beloved arcade machines and put him out of business. Follow an arcade owner named Gilly whose business is being threatened by the all-encompassing Fun Fun Co.
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