zeusdeegoose
2011
2003
2016
Beaten on my Steam Deck. First FPS I've ever beaten, and this was a solid introduction. Pretty satisfying to blast through hordes of enemies, and the soundtrack is a goddamn meme. While it's not as hard as Doom 93, it does provide a good challenge. Overall, this was pretty good, and I might replay it again.
2009
2015
2012
Ragequit on the second world. Almost NOTHING felt right to me.
The controls are worse than fucking Monkey Ball Jr. It feels incredibly innacurate; you feel like you're slipping all the time.
Falling off/dying is a pain in the dick. You'll have to climb all the way back to where you were, and hope you don't fall there too, otherwise, you'll have to do even more work.
The challenge stages suck ass because of the controls. The level designs are also ripped straight from the original games.
Overall, this game just sucks. Don't play it.
The controls are worse than fucking Monkey Ball Jr. It feels incredibly innacurate; you feel like you're slipping all the time.
Falling off/dying is a pain in the dick. You'll have to climb all the way back to where you were, and hope you don't fall there too, otherwise, you'll have to do even more work.
The challenge stages suck ass because of the controls. The level designs are also ripped straight from the original games.
Overall, this game just sucks. Don't play it.
2002
Beaten on a PC via Dolphin. Let me say that I love 2. It got me into the franchise as a whole. But I'll be damned to admit its as good as the first game. My main problem with it is that the level design just isn't as good as 1. An uncomfortable percent of it was either goo gimmicky, tedious, or borderline frustrating. Special shoutout to Arthropod. It has more party games, but I don't really care about those. It sports good graphics, amazing music, and even though the level design is a fair bit worse, I still think it's well done. Monkey Ball 2 is a good game, just not as good as the first.
Unambiguously the best way to play these games. I didn't replay the games completely for this review, but from what I understand, you get voice acting and all of the DLCs (indie cameos included, unlike BMZ Steam). If I had to rank the games, it go:
Zero III (10/10)
Zero II (9.5/10)
Zero (8/10)
Overall, these games are incredible, and as you beat each one, they get better and better. Definitely worth the money.
Zero III (10/10)
Zero II (9.5/10)
Zero (8/10)
Overall, these games are incredible, and as you beat each one, they get better and better. Definitely worth the money.