Getting through the Brewery undetected on Grounded difficulty in TLOU2
Need a LOT of luck to make it through the door without the last guy spotting you!
Need a LOT of luck to make it through the door without the last guy spotting you!
I love how expressive they made her in this game (even if the pictures don't display much range).
This is the fastest I've completed this challenge. Had a couple mistakes, but with as many enemies are in this area, I never get through it flawlessly.
It's very bare bones, but this place feels really cozy/inviting. Even more so if there was just a bit more people and tables. Like somewhere you could hang out with your friends, or just enjoy a little time to yourself with the live music in the background. I appreciate how it's kind of dimly lit, it looks so relaxing.
Made entirely from wood. The two little aquamarine pieces attached to the rod itself were shaped by hand with a bench grinder. Everything was also stained/painted and sanded by hand.
Yes, it is old, campy, corny, poorly dubbed, filmed with a potato, and I love it. It's classic Kung Fu comedy with enough serious and grim moments to keep it somewhat grounded. Some movies of this genre and era haven't aged well, but I would say this one holds up. If you can bear with the rough audio and film quality, you just might like it!
I enjoyed this one. It keeps you wondering who Hayley really is, how she is so strangely intelligent and resourceful. I sort of wish we had gotten a sequel or prequel just about her.
This game feels like a cartoon crammed into a cartridge, it compliments its iconic 90s gross-out humor so well with impressive yet whacky animation. An outhouse being your checkpoint? Using rocket farts to fly around? Exploring the dank depths of the Nasal Caverns? Classic.
Boogerman himself stands out in an era of generic 'dude with attitude' characters trying to be hip and with-the-times. His quirky one liners, the bold red cape, that powerful chin. A janitor having an alter-ego as the goofy, gassy savior of this world is just nuts.
The music provided by Matt Furniss can best be described as catchy, drum-heavy, and at times erratic/zany. It compliments the cartoonish nature of the game perfectly. Graphics are pretty nice, and while the console is notorious for scratchy, unintelligible voice samples, they are quite clear and smooth in this game. All the bosses are fun and memorable in their own ways but not absurdly difficult.
I will say the variety of enemies could be better, and the game does feel like it drags on for a bit too long, but in general it's a blast to play!
Overall Rating: 8/10