GG:
I have no idea what to say! This game hurts my head… but in a good way, I think.
It’s fun and there’s nothing that can deny that, it’s a lot of fun to walk into a store throw your body around and break things, destroy things, blow up cars, jump off trampolines, do flips, get rocketed up on fireworks, and then blown up in the sky and fall down really fast. You can go on rollercoasters themselves, go to a giant house party on top of a building where there is all of a sudden a dead mouse look alike and you get put on his head on and you look like him. It’s a lot of fun, but it also feels very empty and dry, it feels like a tech demo this feels like a beta of something better that maybe is going to come into fruition. Yet what is here is a lot of fun to be had in the game at all times.
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