Austin Bogue

I loved it despite the reviews I found. If this was a rating out of 10 it would be a 10 out of 10 but it ain't perfect I did find some small things about it I did not like. That said every boss fight was fun and thrilling though I would've. Had the big fat mean and green machine as the first boss instead for its mechanics. It was simple and powerful like many first bosses though, I know this was impossible because of the story. The actual first boss was solid in its own right and was actually a pleasant surprise. It was a rather unique boss that was really freaking fast it was hard as hell keeping it on screen. Like all the other boss fights it was very thrilling and exciting to fight. The puzzles were all fun and I had enjoyed nearly every puzzle and only got stuck on two. One I just over looked a data cookie(a key) and the other I felt was just a bad puzzle. This was the only detail in the game that I had received negatively. It was one of the combination locks where you had to find the combination code somewhere to input in the lock. I'm sure anyone who had played the game to the point at which the lock was located towards the end of the game. It was this weird alignment puzzle to find the image that displayed the combination but it hardly resembles the lock at at all so I never thought it was anything at all when I found it. Especially, since there are red circles throughout the whole facilily anyways. I of course had to look it up and was flabbergasted that that was the solution. I honestly feel that this solution was just tweeted out by the game developers because it was too poorly reieved by the testers. That somehow only tested that part of the game after release, with what I am hearing about the game. The story on one hand was wonderfully fascinating and enthrolling with its unique since of comedy that grew on me and eventually became heart brocken when the major claimed he woild be forgoing his iconic catchphrase "Crispy Critters" for a new one in the future to come.(It honestly grew on me so much that I hope the the major chooses to keep it in the end it really became iconic.) The weapons were nice and fun to use. I never tried the more unique weapons so thats all i can really say there other that the the spinning pain train. It was just too fun. It was a melee Weapon so ammo was never a problem after that. I really recommend it as your melee with it tweaked for the battering ability. It is capable of a lot of ridiculous damage. Finally, the combat with the robots and plant zombies was quite a blast. My weapons was mostly tuned to combat the machines, which had made the machines a bit easy but just enough for me to add a little bit of flare here and there in my battles, but just a little bit. Each time I soon became overwhelmed just to get serious again and quickly took back control of the fight. It was quite the dynamic and thrilling gameplay for me. Consequentially by doing that I had made the plant zombies difficult for myself but it was a pleasantly recieved challenge and every encounter was intence. I just loved every second of it. It was so fun blowing stuff up and combining mechanics. I had not have had this much fun playing a videogame in quite some time. I truly love this game and will never forget it. Please make the sequel, I am incredibly excited for what's in store for the major and the mysterious fate of his wife.