Pretty sure I would not have gotten into this game so soon had I not seen it blow up on Twitter for a good bit when it was first released. From the clips on there I immediately found the Vietnam, Starship Troopers, Terminator hell zone vibe incredibly attractive with all the absolute insanity around every corner. Then I saw the John Woo diving going on in there and immediately told my friends we NEED this. Haven't looked back since. Blessed $40 game. Mission/gameplay variety might become a problem later on down the line, but for the time being with how smooth it plays and shockingly performs and the constant updates that keep rolling out the future looks very bright for this one. I also know my history with these kinds of games so I'm keeping my expectations well in check. For right now, with this and Lethal Company I haven't enjoyed online gaming this much in what feels like years so I will graciously be living in these moments for the time being with hope for their futures.

My biggest white whale of games that I couldn't beat as a kid that I'm straight-up abandoning this time because while I'm able to cruise through it now as an adult it's boring as FUCK, gameplay wise. I'm actually stopping at the exact same spot I was stuck at all those years ago with collecting a total of 35 monkeys to progress. I stopped at this place back then because I was terrible at video games, though I did very much like the game. I'm stopping at it today because I'm not backtracking to dig around for a bunch of popcorn containers or whatever in order to get more monkeys. If this wasn't so tedious to play I definitely would go out of my way to do that. Watched the rest of it on YouTube and to my actual surprise all I had left with the game is another running section and a stupid easy boss fight. Since first playing this game 20 years ago and getting stuck I definitely thought there was A LOT more beyond where I left off but no this is actually like a four hour game which I'm thankful for because I was getting really tired of it at this point and for it to end where it ends instead of continuing to drag out the same basic missions for another level or two is a plus, I guess. Glad to know I actually got through 90% of it as a kid. Not a good game but very good vibes from the Looney Tunes gang. The game really gets them right so of course it's very funny which helped make all the terrible gameplay tolerable and because of that I'll spare this one.