Reseñas recientes de STUNGUN

It does exactly what you think it does.
If you can't find it, make it.

This game is genius and when the popularity dies down it'll still be a pretty good game. This review has the LIGHTEST of spoilers, nothing substantial but some mechanics call outs

Pros:
- Fast paced fun combat
- Soundtrack SLAPS bro
- An almost totally unique approach to fantasy
- 6head level ideas, like shifting to isometric views and representing complex ideas via text
- Fun characters
- Almost completely VA'd

Cons:
- Combat is a tad limited, so if you like a deep breath of combat you're going to have to get to DMC level of combo strings
- Going through the same maps several times might become daunting as the soundtrack is very elaborate, but loops. If you go through an area several times for farming... well, I hope you like that track
- Suffers from PS3/X360 era Adventure game design where they wanted to have big interesting and beautiful zone that are less interesting the second, third, fourth, fifth time
- Frame rate issues (but fixable with mods)

Overall:
Genius game, not perfect but extremely good. If you dig these types of games, you'll adore it.

It put me to sleep.
Five stars.

This morning after waking up far too early, I decided to play and apparently finish up the game, and since it's still fresh I thought that I'd give my thoughts on the game. I will do my damndest to keep spoilers to a minimum.

Pros:

- Yeo /gets/ yankii culture. The delinquent walk and cigarettes are great additions to the feel. When I started playing, I knew that there was a firm appreciation for the culture.

- The fights get progressively more fun as you play. I was getting my butt whooped at the beginning and I definitely could feel myself getting stronger.

- Ambiance reminds me of Japan, really nailed it.

- Classic yankii stories, with a lot of characters that have a lot of life


Cons:
- No Endless mode, game is a certain amount of time and then you're done.

- A classic issue with these games is that they have very specific triggers, and there's apparently events all over that I missed that would've fleshed out my first play through.

- One of the trainers isn't available until mid to late game, and it's frustrating because I wanted to use that trainer much earlier but couldn't. Was a bit of a let down.

- There's one ending, which normally wouldn't be a problem but in this format of game multiple endings are a given, ESPECIALLY when the game sells itself with different playstyles, like being a straight A student or being a dropout. There's no choice at the end, making my decisions somewhat pointless.

Overall, I'd say that I definitely enjoyed the game, but there's some glaring issues that my love for the yankii genre covered up.